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Tense calm is lived during the third day of protests in Huancavelica

Tense calm is lived during the third day of protests in Huancavelica

After Tuesday was turbulent and very violent, which ended with several public institutions set on fire, with broken windows, Wednesday was a day of tense calm, the same one that was experienced throughout the city of Huancavelica.

The morning began with some businesses, who timidly opened half the door, as they sought to support their daily income in order to better have enough to bring food to their families.

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This is how the first hours of the morning passed, however, the indignation over the current political situation continues within Huancavelica, for which many gathered in Santa Ana and Av. Andrés Avelino Cáceres, to gather in the Plaza de Armas of Huancavelica , waiting to carry out marches or rallies.

By approximately 10 in the morning, almost all the shops and businesses in the city had already closed, in addition, public transport also stopped circulating.

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Thus, several citizens met in the Plaza de Armas, the same ones who began to hold a rally on the esplanade of the Cathedral Church.

In the place they also made a common pot, the same one that

The citizens who spoke in the Plaza de Armas agreed, all, in rejecting President Dina Boluarte, demanding the closure of Congress, new elections and its constituent.

They also held marches through some parts of the city, haranguing their claim against the politicians on duty.

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Until the closing of this edition, we know from official sources that there was not a single detainee during the days of protests, the same ones that took place with violence in the first two days, while on Wednesday there was a peaceful march.

The protesters falsely accuse the media of recording them to identify them, the reality is that the media only do our job of informing the population.

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