“How was I supposed to know all that violence that came later? It has not been easy for the Executive to take the measures to declare a state of national emergency,” he added in statements with the newspaper The Republic.
The new president also said that she urged the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights to investigate the deaths: “We, the Executive, also we have invited the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. I have met with them, the premier as well, they have gone to Ayacucho. And we have once again invited the high commissioner.”
Peru: March for Peace this Tuesday
The National Police of Peru announced that finally will not support the citizen march for peace which will take place this Tuesday throughout the country. They explained in a statement that given the “current situation” they will not offer their support as they had stated they would in order to “avoid misunderstandings”.
The statement noted that it was arranged that the officers “refrain from promoting the active and organized participation of the community in the activities scheduled for Tuesday 3″.
The PNP had announced this morning, through social networks, the call for a “march for peace” throughout the country for tomorrow.
After various protests against the posting on social networks, both by political leaders and a large part of the citizenry, who criticized a political use of forces in support of President Dina Boluartethey decided reversing in accompaniment to the march and informed that they will not give their support.
Source: Ambito
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