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Demonstrators and police have clashed for a second night on the streets of Peru's capital

Lima.

Many government protesters want the president to step down new elections and a new constitution.

Last night's violence means the political chaos that is consumed the country for more

than six weeks doesn't look any closer to ending.

So far more than 50 people have lost their lives in the unrest.

NPR South America correspondent Carrie Conn joins us now from Lima.

Welcome to the show.

Hi, thanks for having me.

Now you've been out on the streets talking to protesters.

Why do they want the current president out?

The protests first started last month after the arrest and impeachment of former president

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