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Manuel Orbegozo is a multimedia journalist based in California. He covers humanitarian and political crises, culture and environmental issues in Europe and the Americas. www.manuelorbegozo.com
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Patricia Benavides: En Ayacucho lanzan a fiscal de la Nación huevos y gritos de indignación por impunidad en matanza
Patricia Benavides, the questioned Attorney General of Peru, faced protests and indignation from Ayacucho residents for her perceived inaction in prosecuting those responsible for the deaths during the December 15, 2022 protests. Protesters, including victims' families, expressed their anger by throwing eggs and shouting at her. Investigative journalism platform IDL-Reporteros identified military personnel as responsible for the deaths of six protesters. Benavides was in Ayacucho to announce the identification of 900 remains of violence victims, with plans to return them to families by mid-2024.
Desaforada, Dina Boluarte grita y hace recordar a Martha Chávez y Alan García
Dina Boluarte, in a state of agitation, made controversial statements during protests in Pichanaqui, where three people were killed. Her outburst drew comparisons to Martha Chávez and Alan García, both known for their contentious remarks during political crises. The article criticizes Boluarte's handling of the situation and her resemblance to figures from Peru's troubled political past, including Alberto Fujimori. The ongoing investigations into the deaths of over sixty protesters, with no police or military personnel held accountable, further exacerbate the tension.
Construction workers mobilize this Tuesday for wage increase
After seven meetings, negotiations between the Federation of Civil Construction Workers of Peru and the Peruvian Chamber of Construction broke down over wage increase demands. Workers are demanding a ten soles increase for operators, nine soles for assistants, and eight soles for laborers, while Capeco offered significantly lower increases. The Ministry of Labor has called for a conciliation meeting on September 7. In the meantime, workers have organized a national mobilization for a fair wage increase, with a major demonstration planned in Lima and other regions.
This Friday they will hold a wake and on Saturday they will bury the remains of five victims of the La Cantuta crime
The families of the La Cantuta victims continue their fight for justice, with the remains of five victims identified and set to be buried this Saturday. The Second Supraprovincial Criminal Prosecutor's Office will hand over the remains to the families, followed by a liturgical act. The case remains open, with further searches planned in Cieneguilla. The families' efforts have led to the repatriation of remains from London and the discovery of additional bone fragments.
Rafael López Aliaga: Lima lacks a mayor
Rafael López Aliaga, the current mayor of Lima, faces severe criticism for his inability to deliver on promises and manage the city effectively. The article highlights his failure to complete any significant projects, manage municipal workers, and address issues like crime and disorder. Comparisons are drawn with former mayor Luis Castañeda, who is credited with several successful initiatives, further underscoring López Aliaga's perceived incompetence.
Fujicerronista list wins Congress Board of Directors
The Fujicerronista list, with 77 votes, has won the leadership of the Congress Board of Directors, led by the controversial legislator Alejandro Soto from Alianza para el Progreso. The new board is criticized for lacking a legislative agenda to address the country's crisis and is expected to worsen the Parliament's disapproval. The article suggests that the board's priorities align with maintaining power rather than advancing Peru's interests, with figures like Dina Boluarte and Alberto Otárola implicated in this strategy. Hernando Guerra-García, a Fujimorist congressman, is highlighted as a key player, with Keiko Fujimori likely celebrating the victory of her allies.
The God that abandoned Lima
The article covers the Inti Raymi celebration at the Fortaleza de Campoy in Lima, Peru, highlighting the efforts of Professor Arturo Vásquez and his students to revive this ancient Incan tradition. Despite the cultural significance, the site suffers from neglect and lack of support from local authorities. The piece criticizes the local government for ignoring the potential of the site for education and tourism, and recounts the history of illegal occupation and subsequent eviction of the area.
Ukrainian who lost everything in Hostomel vows a return to her ruined home
Lyudmila Holovienko, a 55-year-old resident of Hostomel, Kyiv, lost her home and family members due to the Russian invasion. Despite the destruction and personal losses, she vows to return to her ruined home. Hostomel, one of the first towns occupied in Kyiv's suburbs, witnessed severe street battles and civilian hardships. The article underscores the human cost of the war, with Lyudmila's story reflecting the broader suffering experienced by many Ukrainian families.
Meet the Ukrainians fleeing Europe's largest nuclear power plant
Serhiy and other Ukrainians are fleeing the Russian-occupied town of Enerhodar, home to Europe's largest nuclear power plant, amid escalating tensions and shelling. Thousands of cars are held at checkpoints, with evacuees describing chaos and fear. The situation is dire, with reports of abductions and forced citizenship by Russian forces. Despite the dangers, many are determined to escape, fearing for their safety and the potential for a nuclear disaster.
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