These are today's short films Sunday, January 22, 2023

They did not listen

together and revolt

The congresswomen of Cambio Democrático Sigrid Bazán, Ruth Luque and Isabel Cortez wanted to make an appearance in San Marcos yesterday, during the police intervention that evicted the protesters. However, they were left with the desire, because the Police did not attend them. In the case of Sigrid, it is the second time in the week that they close the door on her. On Friday she wanted to take a bath of popularity in Huánuco and her shot backfired because she was booed for “vacadora”. Strong.

San Marcos: Congresswoman of the Republic Sigrid Bazan and Isabel Cortez arrive, but they are not allowed to enter. Photo: Violeta Ayasta/ GEC

Moral classes – I

selective outrage

The person who recovered the ability to speak was Verónika Mendoza, who, after more than a year of complacent silence in the face of the corrupt management of her ally Pedro Castillo, resumed her old habits, this time to refer to the operation in San Marcos. “Unacceptable and risky, act of a dictatorship,” she wrote on Twitter. She wishes she had had the same outrage when the professor staged his failed coup.

Verónika Mendoza also rejected the JNE's decision. (Photo: GEC archive) — Verónika Mendoza also rejected the JNE’s decision. (Photo: GEC archive)

Moral classes – II

with the same scissors

Another who spoke about what happened in the Dean of America was Congresswoman María Agüero, from Peru Libre. “This only reflects the soul of the right-wing dictatorship,” she wrote on her Twitter account. Just like Verónika, she was complacent only with her teacher.

María Agüero had commented that life in Lima “is very expensive” and that if she wanted to represent remote places, it would “cost more” than the salary she receives. (Photo: Twitter)

UNI Faculty demarcated

They don’t want trouble

The Faculty of Civil Engineering of the National Engineering University (UNI) disregarded the request of the Association of Centers of the National Engineering University (Acuni) to welcome students from other universities. “The request was not consulted with our student community by any means,” he said in a statement. The clear things.

Minister Vicente Romero ruled out an intervention in the UNI, where protesters from regions of the country are staying. (Photo: @rumillaqta)

Keiko appealed and wants to travel

Spain at all costs

Insist. The Judiciary accepted for processing the appeal presented by the leader of Fuerza Popular, Keiko Fujimori, to authorize her departure from the country from today until January 27, to supposedly participate in an academic activity that will take place in Madrid, in Spain. Why so desperate to travel?