Yoni Lezcano assured that the protests in Puno continue and are “organized to come again” to Lima.

Yoni Lezcanoex-congressman from Acción Popular, assured that President Dina Boluarte is responsible for the situation in the country, and confirmed that in Fist protests against the authorities will continue due to the deaths that have occurred in the region.

“Obviously, he should be responsible for the perception of the population. Fist, Until now, the situation of the blockade, the Ilavsky bridge was closed again and the arrival will be organized again,” he assured in the program. Everything is known from PTR.

Yoni Lezcano criticized the president Dina Boluarte never apologized to the people Fist for the 20 deaths that have occurred and that no minister is politically responsible for these events. In addition, she pointed out that in the region they refuse to talk to her.

“They feel that their dead have not been recognized in any way by the government that is responsible. There is no intention of having a dialogue because there is no real interlocutor to talk to. They don’t want to,” he added.

On the other hand, he warned that the protests would intensify and just as the schools began to Fist.

“I was told that in Fist They will protest again. Teachers are going to protest again when classes start and it will be difficult for the government to resolve this situation. Their reaction was absolutely negative, and I thought that Mrs Boluarte I was about to enter into a process of dialogue, and suddenly we were found dead in Ayacucho, and in Puno the situation worsened. They think this government is acting on its own and they should leave,” he said.

Boluarte will not resign

The President of the Republic, Dina Boluarte, mentioned the protests ongoing in the Puno area and demanding them resignation And closing of Congress. With this in mind, the President indicated that if she resigned, nothing would be gained. He also elaborated that those attending the marches may not be sure of their motives and that they likely want a range of improvements to water, sewerage, schools and hospitals.

“Perhaps the vast majority of the Puno brothers and sisters who go out to protest think they are marching because they are demanding more water., more drainage, more schools, more hospitals. But those who are part of this small, radical, aggressive group that wants to turn the Puno region into anarchy are asking for the Congress to be shut down. But I cannot close the Congress,” he said during his participation in the dialogue table for peace and governance.