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Minister of Internal Affairs, Vincent Romero, assured this Sunday that in case of any violations in the intervention at the University of San Marcos, those responsible will be punished. In addition, he reaffirmed his support for the operation, which left 193 detainees.
“I requested a detailed report on the intervention, but it was justified by law. I hope that they will someday reach me, and the commander-in-chief of the PPP will establish through his internal control bodies whether there are guilty,” he said. minister in an interview program Panorama.
Vincent Romero emphasized that the operation took place within the framework of State of emergencyTherefore, prosecutors did not need to intervene. This, as he pointed out in response to a statement from San Marcos that criticized the police process.
“There was a place of detention at the crime scene, and in a state of emergency, when a crime occurs at the crime scene, the National Police immediately intervene. When a crime is committed at the crime scene, there is no need for the presence of the prosecutor’s office. is present because its function begins after the action.”
Why did he split protesters to take them to Dirinkri and Dirkotehe elaborated that this was due to a lack of space due to the number of arrests.
“They put chains on the door. So, to make it impossible with the tares, they had to use this multi-purpose vehicle to get in. What would have happened if they had hesitated to take control of the operation? and faced the wounded. It would be more alarming, but the police acted within the law,” the head of the department said.
The interior minister admitted in an interview that he did not know if there were students among the detainees. “I don’t have details about what kind of people were university students at that time,” he said.
“The March Failed”
Interior Minister Vicente Romero said that for the protesters last Thursday, January 19, the march was a failure of their interests in demanding the resignation of President Dina Boluarte. Despite this, he indicated that there is a possibility that a new mobilization will take place on the streets of Lima in the coming days.
“We have information that there are likely to be other demonstrations, but you will see that the police have done an exceptional job in these two days,” he said.
They release the detainees
National Prosecutor’s Office announced in a statement that 192 people detained after the intervention at the University of San Marcos were released following the conclusion of the police proceedings. They were at the headquarters of Dirinkri and Dirkote.
The Ministry of Defense clarified that one person was detained because he had a requisition. However, the rest will be able to regain their freedom to start the journey back to their cities.
Another important statement from the institution is that it has ordered a preliminary investigation into the alleged commission of crimes against property against National University of San Marcos. This came after the same training center condemned the actions of the national police on campus.
Source: RPP
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