The new president, Emape, is accused of being caught by the police because of drunk driving.

Mayor of Lima Rafael López Allaga, elected January 1 as new president imitate (Municipal Strategic Project Support Company) in Humberto Antonio Guzman Quispewho has records of police intervention for drunk driving. This was announced on Sunday Panoramawhich showed the background of the new government.

Guzmán Quispe was appointed to the position, but he cannot drive for the rest of his life as he is heavily sanctioned for his continued interference with drunk driving. This official has already been in the municipality of Lima since the administration of former mayor Luis Castañeda Lossio.

In 2018, he intervened in Lynx for driving under the influence of alcohol. His first arrest dates back to 2014, and it is stated that Humberto Guzman positive result for breathalyzer Jesus Mary. After that, he lost his driver’s license.

Another incident involving President Emape took place in the Magdalena area, where he collided with a linear motorcycle and, instead of helping a young couple who were in the vehicle, decided to escape without worrying about the health of the victims. This also happened in 2018.

Downtown Lima – Intangible Zone

The historic center of Lima is intangible territory since Wednesday, February 15, for the development of marches, demonstrations and public and political gatherings that endanger “security” and “public health”, in accordance with the agreement of the Metropolitan Council. published in the official gazette of El Peruano.

After the measure was formalized, the implementation of the agreement was entrusted to various institutions of the commune, such as the metropolitan municipal government, the directorate of civil security, urban mobility, urban development, social development, education and culture. economic development, Supervision and control, urban and nature management services; and Municipal Restoration Program for the Historic Center of Lima (Forward).

The declaration of an intangible zone is based on the status of the Historic Center of Lima as the cultural heritage of the nation and the cultural heritage of mankind, recognized by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).

“Declare that the historic center of Lima, insofar as it is listed as the Cultural Heritage of Humanity recognized by UNESCO, is an intangible area for the development of marches, demonstrations and public and political gatherings that endanger public safety and/or health.” , says the document signed by the mayor Rafael Lopez Allaga.