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The Fragility of Informal Jobs in Peru
Many people in Peru and other parts of South and Latin America have informal jobs with no formal contract or guarantees of continued work. This means the small amount of wealth they may have built up can easily be wiped out in a single day, exposing the fragility of their economic toehold on the middle class.
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Peru, along with other countries in South and Latin America, has a significant portion of its population engaged in informal jobs, which made the middle class's economic footing unstable in the face of the pandemic and any unexpected incidents.
17:28 - 20:50 (03:22)
Summary
Peru, along with other countries in South and Latin America, has a significant portion of its population engaged in informal jobs, which made the middle class's economic footing unstable in the face of the pandemic and any unexpected incidents.
ChapterThe Fragility of Informal Jobs in Peru
EpisodeA Crisis in Peru Signals Trouble for South America
PodcastThe Daily
Political chaos and upheaval is increasing due to increased political demands from the people who are angry at the incumbents and want them out, leading to more voting and elections in Latin American countries.
20:50 - 22:49 (01:58)
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Political chaos and upheaval is increasing due to increased political demands from the people who are angry at the incumbents and want them out, leading to more voting and elections in Latin American countries.
ChapterThe Fragility of Informal Jobs in Peru
EpisodeA Crisis in Peru Signals Trouble for South America
PodcastThe Daily
Local officials confirmed a video showing soldiers pointing guns at protesters and numerous people injured in the streets.
22:49 - 26:02 (03:13)
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Local officials confirmed a video showing soldiers pointing guns at protesters and numerous people injured in the streets. There were reports of nine deaths in a matter of hours at an airport protest in the city of Ayacucho.