:quality(85)//cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/infobae/ZZSWAGAKJ5CU3MFQR4VQJ4Z2GM.jpg "The mayor of Miraflores to the demonstrators: “If you want to demonstrate, do it in your neighborhood”")
The ace protests in Lima have not stopped and these have spread to several districts of the capital, one of them is miraflores. However, for the mayor, Carlos Canales, he does not agree with the presence of demonstrators, because he assures that they incite violence.
Miraflores has declared the neighborhood a restricted area for public gatherings and marches
The measure was approved by a majority on Friday evening during an extraordinary session, chaired by the mayor of the district, Carlos Canales.
Additionally, he defended the measure that declares his jurisdiction a restricted area for “public and political gatherings, demonstrations and marches.”
The mayor took advantage of his interview with radio Exitosa to explain the restricted quadrants in the neighborhood for “cultural, historical, economic and transit reasons”. In this context, the municipal authority considered that people who want to demonstrate do so outside of miraflores.
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“I favor the rights of my neighbours, who chose me to impose the principle of authority in my neighborhood. If they want to demonstrate, whether they do it at home or in their neighborhood, why do they have to move miraflores express themselves?”, he declared in Exitosa.
“They bring black flags with shields and announcements that do not call for harmony or peace, but for violence among Peruvians. Nobody who knows what rights are and we are pro-life, we will defend (that),” he added.
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Carlos Canales maintained that the demonstrators “also disturb the harmony of the neighbors” because they “sully the avenues” and “close the businesses”.
“During the last march, they invaded the whole district with marches and harangues. All the people (police) were concentrated preventing them from coming from Lima, from Plaza Dos de Mayo. (…) More than a thousand people invaded our streets, ruined our park, attacked neighbors, broke down doors and it is not possible”, he said.
Very frank with his position, the mayor explained that “they cannot change Plaza San Martín for Kennedy Park”, therefore he was in favor of “dispersing all these people” in case a demonstration happens again in the neighborhood he has led since the beginning of the year.
As we know, a few days ago they published a rule that prohibits demonstrations in the historic center of Lima indefinitely. The measure aims to protect representative buildings such as the Government Palace, the Municipal Palace, the Mayor, San Martín, Bolívar, 2 de Mayo and Ramón Castilla squares, the Congress of the Republic, among others.
The border crosses parts of Alfonso Ugarte, Vía de Evitamiento, El Águila and Cecilia del Risco avenues, Tacna, Alcázar and Plácido Jiménez Prolongation, París street, Nicolás Ayllón avenues, Paseo de la República, 28 de Julio, Guzmán Blanco, Brasil and Arica, as well as the Vía Expresa Grau.
There Metropolitan Municipality of Lima (MML) reported that the protests generate damage in our capital for an amount exceeding one million soles.
According to the director of MML Citizen Services, Roberto Pérezthe damage includes the affectation of the decoration of the city, such as lights, green areas, destroyed trees, balustrades, ornamental benches, among others.
“The goal is that in the aftermath of the protests, the city is passable, clean and at least the damage that is done is mitigated,” he said in statements to Canal N.