Polls indicate that most Peruvians support the central demands of the demonstrators: that Boluarte resigns and that early elections are held. The death of scores of civilians has galvanised the protests and roadblocks, particularly among the poor and Indigenous. Meanwhile, congress skipped the debate and moved straight to an impeachment, voting overwhelmingly to remove him.Ĭastillo’s vice-president, Dina Boluarte, was sworn in as his replacement, while the ousted leader was transferred to Barbadillo prison in a police base on the outskirts of Lima, also the home of another former president and coup-monger 84-year-old Alberto Fujimori.Īlthough not particularly popular nor adept at governing, Castillo was seen as an ally by many in poorer, mostly Andean regions in their fight against poverty, discrimination and inequality. His best ministers deserted him immediately, denouncing his coup and political allies, the armed forces, the police and even his lawyer followed suit.Ĭastillo attempted to seek asylum in the Mexican embassy but was detained and later charged with “rebellion”. He announced he would rule by decree under emergency powers, and called for new legislative elections.īut in a matter of hours, Castillo’s illegal attempt to take over the country fell apart. How did this start?Ĭastillo was forced out after he attempted to temporarily suspend congress in an effort to avoid impeachment for “moral incapacity” – a charge stemming from multiple corruption allegations. Any further debate on the topic could be blocked until August.Īt the beginning of February government expanded and prolonged a state of emergency including seven southern regions – Madre de Dios, Cusco, Puno, Apurímac, Moquegua and Tacna. So far, Peru’s discredited congress has blocked attempts to push through legislation that could bring forward elections, a move which has hardened the resolve of the demonstrators. The single deadliest day of violence saw 17 deaths in the southern city of Juliaca.ĭemonstrators say they will not rest until President Dina Boluarte, Castillo’s vice-president who replaced him, steps down and early elections are called. In Peru Just Play is produced and coordinated by producer Araceli Poma.Demonstrations and roadblocks have toughened in impoverished areas in southern Peru which have borne the brunt of the deadly violence which has claimed close to 50 lives amid accusations that the police and army used excessive force. The sum total is a music deeply reflective of Just Play’s mission: to capture spontaneous musical collaborations and stories, rich in local history and cultural heritage, acting as a catalyst for demystifying cultural differences.Ĭhristian DiGirolamo / (631) 298-7823 / produced by Executive Producer and bassist Matt Geraghty, Musical Director and Producer, Javier Lazo, Producer Zé Luis (Music/Content Producer, Recording and Mixing Engineer). ![]() “With strong voices and stellar musicianship, these women pose a challenge to racism, sexism and marginalization, seizing their place in Peru’s musical culture and beyond.” The women - vocalists, Araceli Poma, Rosa Guzmán, Charo Goyoneche, Sofía Buitrón, Maricarmen Padilla, Milagros Guerrero, Victoria Villalobos, percussionists, Catalina Robles and Gisella Giurfa - aspire to a future free of racism and sexism in Peru. Often overshadowed by their male counterparts in Peruvian culture, these talented women are deserving of the spotlight. 19 at the 21st Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards’ Premiere and telecast ceremonies, airing live on Univision at 8 p.m. Winners will be revealed by The Latin Recording Academy on Nov. The final round of voting to determine Latin GRAMMY® winners will begin Oct. Video producers/directors Matt Geraghty, Araceli Poma & Daniel Thissen, proudly share the nomination alongside 9 Afro-Peruvian female artists and a roster of US and Peruvian producers/musicians. ![]() ![]() The resulting film in its entirety has now been nominated for a Latin GRAMMY® Award in the category of Best Long Form Music Video. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - “ The Warrior Women of Afro-Peruvian Music ” is a music documentary film, serialized into 10 chapters, accompanying this extraordinary album under the same name. Just Play an ongoing travel music series about global unity, creativity and freedom as expressed by 285 international musicians in the Americas was created in 2013 by music producer and New York bassist Matt Geraghty YORK, Oct. Documentary film accompanying extraordinary album receives nomination in the Best Long Form Music Video category
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