Frentes del sur anuncian la "Marcha del Coyasuyo"

Dirigentes de los frentes de defensa de Puno, Cusco, Ayacucho, Madre de Dios y Apurímac ratificaron el 27 de julio próximo como fecha para el reinicio de su huelga macrorregional indefinida en defensa del gas de Camisea. Según reportó Radio Sicuani, la medida de fuerza fue acordada en una asamblea ampliada desarrollada este último sábado en Puno, donde los líderes de base pactaron también movilizarse en contra del proyecto de la central hidroeléctrica de Inambari.

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