Actions. Yesterday, the delegations evaluated future plans and held a vigil at the place where Víctor Santisteban fell.
The protests against Government of Dina Boluarte they do not stop. Yesterday, Sunday, the delegations that came to Lima from different regions of the country they had meetings with groups from Lima to evaluate subsequent actions.
It was learned that today, Monday, They will continue on the streets demanding the resignation of Dina Boluarte, the closure of Congress and general elections in 2023 with referendum on constituent assembly. In addition, on Tuesday they will join a national march called by the General Confederation of Workers of Peru (CGTP) and the National Assembly of the Peoples (ANP).
In East Lima, groups of protesters from Ate and Santa Anita moved into this area with a large banner demanding: “Not one more death. Dina, resign.”
At dusk, protesters reached the Plaza San Martín. After moving around the perimeter of the enclosure they went to the 9 block of Abancay avenue to hold a vigil at the place where, on Saturday, Víctor Raúl Santisteban Yacsavilca fell.
On the sidewalk, which still contained signs of the impact received by santistebanan altar had been made surrounded by flowers and candles. In the center, a sign read: “Dina, murderer, the people repudiate you.” And on the side, written in chalk, it read: “Assassinated in the Government of Dina Boluarte.”
“To all those people who say that we are radicals, Castillistas, terrorists, we tell them that we are the civil society that is organized against the murders. That is what we are clearly asking for: that there be a process of justice,” said one of participants.
A strong police force guarded Abancay avenue to prevent the demonstrators from reaching the Congress of the Republic.
While, in Puno, the command of the X Macropol ordered to reinforce its facilities with plates and metal mesh.
Likewise, military vehicles with soldiers on board left Puno for Desaguadero, the border with Bolivia. Residents of the Molino town center, Juli district, reported that, at 4:00 in the morning, the soldiers unblocked part of the road that leads to Desaguadero to make way for their vehicles. However, moments later, the Aymara blocked that area again.
In Ica, residents decide to unblock the Pan-American highway
The population of Ica decided to go out to unblock the points that were taken by the protesters in Expansión Urbana, El Álamo and Santiago. The Chinatown area remains pending, where traffic is restricted because, after its liberation, it is obstructed again. All day yesterday there was constant blocking and unblocking.
They reported that the Police did not intervene in this struggle to avoid violence. “Let them sort themselves out,” they said.
After seeing the overflight of Army helicopters in the area, the residents of Chinatown they asked the protesters to leave the place because they fear that there will be a military intervention that will also harm them.