This footage was filmed and produced 7 October 2021.
Peru's general confederation of workers took to the streets to support the work of President Pedro Castillo after the first major change in the cabinet of ministers, which included the change of Prime Minister Guido Bellido. The protesters again called for a referendum and a change of the constitution to be held in favor of improving the conditions of the vast majority of Peruvians, some even calling for the closure of the congress, considering that it only obstructs the work of the president.

Soundbyte: Gerónimo López, General Secretary of the CGTP.
"They are putting obstacles to the government of Pedro Castillo, they do not understand (the congressmen) that there is a government that has been elected by the great majorities, there is a government that listens to the people and demands profound changes in the country, and that should be a reason to a referendum, to a constituent assembly to create a new constitution that responds to the interests of the country, so that the demands of the workers are met, so that the agrarian revolution is reaffirmed because the farmers have been abandoned for decades, to attend to the needs of the great majority who need housing, water, sewage, electricity, we must improve the quality of education, the quality of health, but there are factual powers that try to obstruct the government, putting stones in the way because they defend their interests."