2023-04-25 04:27:10
Happened in Peru | Loreto | The former governor of Loreto during the government of Alejandro Toledo, Jimy Soplin Perea, said that justice will determine the innocence or guilt of the former president.
However, he recalled that during the extradited government today, the SIS and Pension 65 were created. Teachers’ salaries were also raised, among other benefits for the country and Peruvians.
Soplin stressed that Toledo is already in the hands of Peruvian justice. And he asked that he receive humane treatment due to his age and health, reported ProyContra.
Cusco: Prosecutor reports that he received reports of shots from buildings during protests
The death of two people from Cusco during the demonstrations against the government is under investigation.
In this regard, the crime prevention prosecutor, Eduardo Poblete, reported that the same day that the leader Remo Candia died from the impact of a bullet, it was confirmed that the police did not carry lethal weapons. And that rather, he received reports of shots fired from the top of the buildings.
However, he said that he could not carry out the inspection of those properties because the protesters blocked access to the area, reported CuscoPost.
Piura: More than a hundred hamlets are isolated in Ayabaca
Happened in Peru | The heavy rains also wreak havoc in the provinces of the Piura mountains. In the province of Ayabaca, more than 100 hamlets are isolated due to the interruption of trails that connect them with the capital city.
Some families have to take refuge in shelters due to the danger they run from the landslide. The mayor of the Montero district, Alcides Merino, demands the presence of the central government in his town.
Meanwhile, the province has little machinery and only 100,000 soles have been allocated to attend to the rain emergency, reported Pirhua.pe
Junín: UNCP students reject project that would take away 80 hectares of land
The campus of the National University of Central Peru (UNCP) woke up taken over by students from various faculties. Among other aspects, they reject the proposal of the congressman, Edgar Reymundo Mercado, to create the University of Jauja on the land of the El Mantaro headquarters.
The faculties of Agronomy, Animal Husbandry and Food Industries laboratories operate at this headquarters, in an area of 80 hectares. Reymundo Mercado’s bill intends to annex this headquarters and another of the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos for the creation of the new University of Jauja.
The bill is in the Education Commission of the Congress of the Republic. With this protest, the university community shows its rejection, Huanca York Times reported.
La Libertad: 46-year-old woman returns to school and is about to finish primary school
Happened in Peru | María Clara Cárdenas Mercedes, is 46 years old and is in the fifth grade of primary school at the Center for Alternative Basic Education (CEBA) of the IE San Nicolás in the city of Huamachuco, in the province of Sánchez Carrión, La Libertad region.
Over the weekend, she was appointed as the School Police and they imposed her cordon, which she received with a smile on her face. At the same time, she confessed to the press that she could not complete her studies in her adolescence due to poverty in her family.
Her teacher confessed that Clara participates in all the activities and that she wants to be an example for her son, reported Noticias Trujillo.
Arequipa: District Mayor of Miraflores announces zero tolerance for foreigners
The mayor of the Arequipa district of Miraflores, Germán Torres, announced the application of measures to recover public spaces that have been taken over by foreign citizens who are engaged in irregular activities in the city.
To do this, he said that patrolling in parks and roads that have become red zones in recent months will be reinforced. These actions were taken after foreign citizens burned two motorcycles that were on public roads over the weekend. In addition to launching open threats against Arequipa, which were recorded on video and disseminated through social networks.
The mayor pointed out that “foreigners hold parties and drink on public roads. Here the illegal drip business is registered. The night watchmen will patrol with the police officers”.
Likewise, he was in favor of the extradition of foreigners who are in the city illegally and those who are outside the law. He said that they must immediately repatriate them to their country of origin, mentioning that Miraflores is the district that houses the most foreigners in all of Arequipa, reported El Búho.
Ayacucho: Citizen insecurity worsens in the city of Ayacucho
Happened in Peru | Citizen insecurity is increasing, where only in the last weekend there were more than four armed robberies throughout the city, putting the Ayacucho population at risk, reported Jornada.
Ica: Explosive detonated outside the hotel
Extortion continues to cause panic among businessmen in the province of Pisco. Last Sunday, April 23, some subjects detonated an explosive outside the “San Isidro” lodging.
The Police have not yet found the location of the criminals, but they suspect those who have been perpetuating attacks against businessmen and authorities since 2022, reported La Lupa.
Puno: More than 2,000 children stopped receiving their vaccines during the pandemic
Happened in Peru | The Regional Immunization Coordinator, Pyer Álvarez Ascensio, indicated that approximately 2,500 children stopped receiving their vaccines during the pandemic.
To reverse this figure, he reported that vaccination of children will be intensified, for the vaccination week, from April 22 to April 29, reported El Objetivo.pe.
Lambayeque: Isolated populations receive help
The high Andean districts of Cañaris and Incahuasi are among the most affected by the intense rains that have been falling in this part of the Lambayeque region, to such an extent that several of their hamlets are isolated, due to the fact that their communication routes have been extremely deteriorated, preventing the transit of vehicles.
Faced with this situation, the Regional Government of Lambayeque, in coordination with the National Civil Defense Institute (Indeci), and the support of the Air Force and the Army, delivered two tons of food to the families of the Naranjo Alto, Naranjo, El Espino and Pampa Hermosa in the district of Cañaris.
The regional governor, Jorge Pérez, traveled in a helicopter to the high Andean zone, in order to deliver food to the victims in situ (10 kilos correspond to each family). They hope that the weather conditions continue to improve to continue supporting the Incahuasi district.
The official of the Indeci Rehabilitation Directorate, Erick Cortijo, stated that for fifteen days they had hoped to arrive with this humanitarian aid, but bad weather had prevented it.
The rains have affected various sections of the highway that connects Chiclayo with these districts, to which are added the landslides that continue to fall due to the instability of the slopes.
Isolation is causing people to no longer have what to sell or buy, which is why this humanitarian support is essential, reported Semanario Expresión.
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