A group of protesters also blocked the boulevard and the crossing that leads to the tourist area of Ingenio in the province of Huancayo and Matahuasi in the province of Concepción. They complain about the deaths in the southern part of the country and assure that their fight is for the new generations.
Junín: Picket of protesters blocking the entrance to the tourist area of Ingenio (VIDEO)
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