‘The government’s announcement was terrible’

this Dear Evelyn Matej, Mayor of Providencia, Brand “Very poor” Measures announced by the government in response to homicides in Malaysia.

Matthew guarantees The ads are “more of the same thing, just calling out different ways of doing something that’s already been done, and there’s absolutely no differentiation.”

“Clearly, the issue of tackling organised crime and lawlessness is not a priority for this government. “There is a lot of money to spend on foundations, on 31,000 new officers, and no one knows where they are or what they do, but not enough to strengthen the gendarmerie, the police, border control, the prosecutor’s office, or anything else,” decried the mayor.

Mathai criticized the role played by the president. “On Sunday, 10 people were known to have died, and people were wondering where was the president? What was being done? Nothing. On Tuesday, 15 people were known to have died, and where was the president? All we know is that he went out for pizza. Finally, once on the plane, he washed his hands and asked the interior minister, a woman, to call this meeting.”

“There is political responsibility here. Political responsibility falls first and foremost on the president of the republic. “No one knows what the president did over the long weekend or where he was,” Matthew closed the door.

Since Saturday, July 13, shootings have occurred in several municipalities of the metropolitan area, in addition to the city of Viña del Mar. These acts of armed violence peaked in the early hours of Sunday in Quilicura, where a minor was shot dead. 13 years old died, another 15 years old died, and another 16 years old died. This Tuesday at noon, during a celebration in Lampa, five people died.