Each family who lost a relative will be granted approximately $13,000 US dollars, while the injured will receive half this amount, or $6,500 US dollars, according to the decree.
Peru’s government is offering families who lost a relative during nationwide protests between December 8 and February 10 around $13,000 in financial support, according to a decree published by the official newspaper “El Peruano” on Tuesday. Each family will be granted approximately $13,000 US dollars , while the injured will receive half this amount, or $6,500 US dollars , according to the decree.
There has been at least 60 protest-related deaths, according to Peru’s Ombudsman’s office, including one police officer. Most of those deaths happened outside Lima. As of February 22, seven people died in Apurimac, ten in Ayacucho and twenty in Puno for example, according to the same organization.
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