In the midst of a confrontation with the protesters, the National Police regained control of the entrance bridge to the Pichanaqui district in the Sangani sector, a connection point between the province of Chanchamayo and Satipo in the Central Jungle. As you remember, the marginal road was blocked for several days. VIDEO: PAUL FANNING
At dawn, the Armed Forces regain control of the bridge that connects Chanchamayo – Satipo (VIDEO)
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