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The Ministry of Culture (Minkul), in a statement released today, Saturday, deplored the statements made by the congressman from people’s strengthJuan Carlos Lizarzaburu, who last Thursday during the plenary session referred to viphalaa flag used by several indigenous peoples in a derogatory manner.
Due to this minkul deplored such comments, which, they pointed out, “make Peru invisible as a culturally diverse country where 55 indigenous villages or original.
“These statements encourage discrimination ethnic, racial and cultural among the Peruvians (…) Indigenous or indigenous peoples are those groups that maintain cultural continuity over time and retain all or part of their distinctive institutions and possess personality Native,” the statement said.
In turn, the ministry said that there is now an official database with information on “55 indigenous or indigenous peoples (4 in the Andes and 51 in the Amazon) that are spoken in one of the 48 originating languages”.
Finally, Ministry of Culture called on all authorities and the population at large “to respect and recognize our cultural diversity and to contribute to the construction of an intercultural state free from racism”.
What did Congressman say to Lizabur?
At the last meeting of the plenary session of the Congress, which discussed the progress of this year’s general elections, the parliamentarian people’s strength he referred to the wifalu as “chif tablecloth” and downplayed its cultural significance.
“Stop talking about being local and the Tahuantinsuyo (…) Waifala flag, that chifa tablecloth, has been adopted by some offended Bolivian socialites. Let’s stop talking about origins and nonsense that has nothing productive for our country,” he said.
Immediately after his comments, various congressmen criticized his remarks.
“We will not allow this. Your racism will not be here. You think it’s easy to offend people, forget about it,” the parliamentarian said. Guido Bellidofrom Peru Bicentennial.
Parliamentarians had similar expressions of hostility. Ruth Luke And Sigrid Bazan who called these words “deplorable” and “laden with ignorance”.
Source: RPP
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