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It was a march that brought together different sectors. It was not a political march. Indignation has arisen everywhere. The black and white Peruvian flags, in sign of mourning, showed the fatigue that caused the dissemination of shameful audios that revealed corruption in the higher spheres of the administration of justice, such as the Judicial Branch the National Council of Magistracy businessmen and politicians who believed themselves all-powerful.

With one voice "enough for corruption!", Thousands of Peruvians have visited the streets of Lima and several cities in the interior of the country. In our capital, these voices became particularly strong as citizens pbaded the courthouse.

The traffic does not matter; Many wanted to reach the mobilization even with obstacles. How not to do it? They wanted to raise the cry of annoyance at such corruption.

People carried placards that said "united against corruption", "judicial power, national shame!", "All state institutions are rotten". Several had flags with the faces of the main protagonists of the scandal: members of Congress, advisers and judges involved in trading and trafficking in influence.

The point of concentration was the Dos de Mayo Square and from there union trade unions, civil collectives, university students, workers from different regions and even entire families left in a single chorus: "Get out all the corrupt ! The last point was Plaza San Martín, where leaders and representatives demanded urgent and concrete changes to wash the face of the country.

PARTICIPATE TO ALL
Even the President of the Republic, Martín Vizcarra, identified himself with the protest. "I understand and share the motivations of the public outrage against corruption, and I invite those who manifest themselves to do so in a peaceful manner and in accordance with the law," he said on his behalf. Twitter.
This newspaper broadcast live the incidents of the march that brought together thousands of people. Former ministers, actors, teachers, trade union leaders, human rights activists and women's activists have been observed.

"President Martín Vizcarra has badumed the reformist leadership.It is time to build a democratic alliance to face the future and a reform of the judicial system that should be the legacy of Vizcarra management. ", said the alderman and columnist of this newspaper, Augusto Rey, portal Perú21.

Former Prime Minister Pedro Cateriano pointed out that this day was a voluntary inspiration from a people who were sick of scandals. He appreciated that President Vizcarra is baduming leadership in the current circumstances.

"You must lead this reform, propose draft delegation of authority to make complete changes," said Mr. Cateriano.

The police discreetly accompanied the demonstrators. At the intersection of Pierola and Abancay, he had to intervene forcefully to disperse those who intended to go to Congress headquarters.

REGIONS ALSO MOBILIZED
As in Lima, the march of protest was felt in 16 regions of the country: Cajamarca, Junin, Apurímac, Huánuco, Ica, Cuzco, Pasco, Ayacucho, Arequipa, Moquegua, Puno, Tacna, Saint Martin, Lambayeque, La Libertad and Loreto.

Guilds, badociations, university students, unions, and women's rights collectives took to the streets carrying banners, banners, and flags, chanting repudiation slogans of corruption.

In addition, the rejection of violence against women was very strong in Cajamarca because of the recent case of Juanita Mendoza Alva, who died last week after being burned by her ex-brother-in-law.

In the 16 regions, the march was peaceful and focused on the seat of the judiciary by rejecting the audios revealing acts of corruption.

In Arequipa, workers in the civil construction union paralyzed work in the public and private sector. In the parade ground, they tried to burn a coffin with the faces of congressmen and judges, but were prevented from doing so by the police.

In Moquegua, the pbadage through the Panamerican Highway, which connects Puno, and the Costanera, which connects Moquegua to Tacna and Arequipa, was affected. The protesters burned tires and made seedlings. In Loreto, the death of a citizen who went to the demonstration was recorded.

DATA:
– The activist of #NiUnaMenos Arlette Contreras announced that an Office of the Prosecutor has asked the court in Ayacucho to transfer his case to Lima. 
El -Executor Iván Montoya demanded that prosecutor Gonzalo Chávarry clarify his ties with César Hinostroza.