During his program’sunday to day‘, the journalist Melissa Peschiera He spoke totally outraged by the protests in Peru that have unleashed chaos and has claimed, so far, more than 50 deaths. The television host rejected the violence against members of the National Police in the context of what happened in the National University of San Marcos.
“It seems that we learned nothing from the 1980s and 1990s where chaos and violence reigned. , no, of course, you can’t block roads, you can’t shoot to kill either. It cannot be that there is violence on one side and that the Police are fiercely attacked, because the only thing they want is to maintain order and keep this country on its feet, ”he said.
Melissa Peschiera He specified that those responsible for the Peruvians who died in the midst of the demonstrations have to answer for the crime. Along those lines, he urged politicians to take action in the face of chaos.
“This way we are not going to get anywhere as a society, this has to stop because as a country we want to continue moving forward. Hopefully we have politicians and authorities who are up to the circumstances and the legitimate demands that many have, but let’s head down the same path. Come on, political gentlemen, do your thing, that this violence ends once and for all,” he added.
On the morning of last Saturday, January 20, two days after the so-called ‘Squashing of Lima’, dozens of agents from the National Police of Peru entered the National University of San Marcos to intervene with the protesters who arrived from the province and who they were welcomed by the ‘dean of America’.
In images broadcast on social networks, apparently registered by residents of the area, several troops can be seen behind a tank, which attacked the gate of the gate 3 of the university. After a few attempts, they destroyed the entrance and were able to enter.
Other videos and photos on Twitter show PNP agents entering the university residence of the Saint Mark, while several women asked that their rights be respected. Outside the house of studies, a small group of protesters claimed the authorities for the intervention.
Images broadcast by Canal N show how entrance 3 of the university was left, with the fence bent and the wall destroyed.
