Huancavelica burns, because the protest of the population for the vacancy of Pedro Castillo Terrones and the swearing in of its vice president Dina Boluarte, continues to generate a wave of indignation in a large part of the population.
Throughout Monday morning, there were marches and protests by part of the population, as well as clashes with the National Police.
YOU CAN ALSO SEE: They hold protests against Dina Boluarte in Huancavelica
In various parts of the city the demonstrators began to gather in order to carry out their peaceful protest, in the center of the city the stores closed, the cars did not circulate and the protest pickets began to harangue against Dina Boluarte.
Meanwhile, approximately 5,000 people were stationed in various areas of the city, the pickets began with the burning of tires.
In Ascension there were pickets on the corner near Electrocentro, by the oval of the Colegio Seminario Menor, by the Asilo de Ancionos Santa Teresa de Jornet, among others.
The protesters showed their rejection with harangues such as: “Dina, the people repudiate you”, “Closure of Congress”, “Pedro, friend, the people are with you”, among others.
CONFRONTATIONS AT VARIOUS POINTS OF THE CITY
The clashes were going to break out at any moment, and so around 11:00 a.m., a group of protesters went to the Frías Pata sector, where the electricity distribution plant is located.
:quality(75)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/elcomercio/SYQJYLVB3RBNVO2EBWFC3YRN5M.jpg "Huancavelica protests and demands the closure of Congress")
The intention of the mob was to “turn off” the distribution of electrical service for all of Huancavelica, however, in a confrontation where there were several tear gas bombs, the National Police managed to prevent them from carrying out their purpose.
In the same way, hours later, another group of young people tried to take over the Judiciary, where the police officers arrived, who confronted the mob armed with more tear gas canisters.
Neighbors of the sector helped the young people by giving them water in order to calm the discomfort of the tear gas bombs.
