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« on: September 04, 2023, 01:35:22 am »
Finally, as is usual in large protest outbursts, opportunistic vandals also joined, taking the opportunity to loot or collect tolls on blockades. The protests in January and early February were marked by the Juliaca massacre, the intervention of the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, and the so-called "taking of Lima." January showed the consolidation of the authoritarian vocation of the government. The aforementioned Juliaca massacre, where 18 protesters (three minors) died in the attempt to take over the airport, and then a policeman burned alive by protesters, marked a new turning point.
In Lima, the participation of various groups that until Phone Number List had remained on the sidelines was activated. The No a Keiko collective, for example, and various student networks and university organizations in Lima joined the marches. Meanwhile, thousands of protesters from the provinces, especially from the south, raised funds to be able to travel and reinforce the protest in Lima, an old necessity in a country as centralized as Peru.
In this context, the brutal intervention at the University of San Marcos, where 200 protesters from the south who were staying on campus were arbitrarily detained, further galvanized the protests in Lima and international attention to the Peruvian authoritarian drift.16. However, a unitary fighting command with the capacity to represent the entire protest movement has not been established. Not even in the Southern Macroregion, with more mobilization fabric, is a single body recognized that centralizes directives and a program.
In Lima, the participation of various groups that until Phone Number List had remained on the sidelines was activated. The No a Keiko collective, for example, and various student networks and university organizations in Lima joined the marches. Meanwhile, thousands of protesters from the provinces, especially from the south, raised funds to be able to travel and reinforce the protest in Lima, an old necessity in a country as centralized as Peru.
In this context, the brutal intervention at the University of San Marcos, where 200 protesters from the south who were staying on campus were arbitrarily detained, further galvanized the protests in Lima and international attention to the Peruvian authoritarian drift.16. However, a unitary fighting command with the capacity to represent the entire protest movement has not been established. Not even in the Southern Macroregion, with more mobilization fabric, is a single body recognized that centralizes directives and a program.