At least 18 people, including police officers and journalists, were injured in violent clashes during anti-government protests in Lima, Peru. Hundreds of demonstrators confronted police, who used tear gas to prevent them from reaching government buildings.

• A total of 12 police officers and 6 journalists were confirmed injured in the altercations.
• The protest was organized by the youth-led "Generation Z" collective, with other groups joining to express discontent with President Dina Boluarte's administration.
• Cesar Zamalloa, a photojournalist, reported that police fired pellets directly at people, injuring him in the leg and hip.