The president of the Republic, peter castleruled on the Kidnapping of Fourth Power journalist Eduardo Quispe along with his cameraman, which took place in the Chadín district of the Cajamarca region, last Wednesday, July 6. Through his Twitter account, the president rejected the act of violence by the peasant patrols in his town and maintained that the case will be investigated, despite the fact that the victim confirmed threats from their attackers after broadcasting the report that involves the sister of the first lady and sister-in-law of the head of state, Yenifer Paredes.
“I strongly reject any act of violence that violates personal freedoms, as well as freedom of the press and expression. We are respectful of the rule of law “(…) For this reason, we demand an investigation into what happened to the journalists of a media outlet in the Cajamarca region,” Pedro Castillo wrote on his Twitter account without providing further details.
The President of the Republic spoke through his Twitter account. Photo: Capture Twitter.
Before the pronouncement of the head of state, the reporter from Cuarto Poder, Edward Quispe, blamed President Pedro Castillo for the kidnapping he and his cameraman suffered by the peasant patrols. In statements to Canal N, the journalist asserted that “who should answer for what has happened is the president.”
