on Wednesday morning emphasized that the country cannot stop. Therefore, she reiterated her call for peace and to avoid violence in mobilizations called in some Peruvian regions —as they do not lead to anything positive; on the contrary, they constitute backwardness.
The Head of State affirmed that those who take over or block roads will end up being the ones affected, because they will not let food pass and will create chaos at times when "the country cannot stop," she pointed out.
The President emphasized that this fact "is not a justification to paralyze the south of the country."
The dignitary even recalled that National Elections Board authorities were clear in pointing out that bringing the elections forward can be achieved by tightening the deadlines that Congress can issue, adding that they are on that path.
On the other hand, Mrs. Boluarte reiterated that the violence generated in past protests was not generated by the Peruvian State. In this sense, she said illegal mining and drug trafficking were behind those mobilizations.
In addition, the President noted that there are people sentenced for terrorism, fully identified, who incite mobilizations and acts of vandalism.