The Government announced the entry of six complaints for the recent acts of violence that occurred in the Alameda, this in the framework of demonstrations led by students.
The undersecretary of the Interior, Manuel Monsalve, indicated that the Government filed complaints for the acts of violence that occurred in the Alameda during the sessions this Tuesday.
Specifically, as indicated by Monsalve, there are six legal actions filed by violation of Article 269ie disturbance of public order.
“We want to reiterate our rejection of the acts of violence that occurred yesterday and today”said the government authority.
Along these lines, he stated that “regarding these acts of violence, which involve destroying public property, which involve using blunt objects to damage vehicles or attack people, the Ministry of the Interior has made the decision to file a lawsuit”.
In addition, taking into account the demonstrations led by students, he noted that the doors of the Ministry of Education “are completely open to work with the supporters of public education establishments, to listen and work with school communities, to respond to legitimate demands on infrastructure”.
“Between yesterday and today, regarding the acts of disturbance of public order and acts of violence, 45 people have been arrested”he claimed.
The words of the undersecretary of the Interior took place following a meeting held with the President of the board of directors of MetroGuillermo Muñoz, following a large group of secondary students interrupted the service of several stations, even sitting on the edge of the platforms.
In this regard, Muñoz indicated that “today we have had some service interruptions, due to demonstrations either outside or inside some stations”.
“There have been no more than fifteen stations that have been affected out of a total of 146, that is, regarding 10%”he explained.
To this, he added that “The rest of the network is fully operational and ready to transport these two million people.”
