Chaco stopped Aboriginal groups who were to march
Resistencia, Chaco (Diario Panorama) .- Chaco police arrested two groups in which natives were mobilized to participate in the march of the Impenetrable, after which the protesters made a cut and denounced the government of Jorge Capitanich try to prevent their displacement. Spokesmen
Clasista and Combative Current (CCC), participates in the protest, denounced an alleged government interference to prevent the march, which this morning was to leave from Villa Rio Bermejito and bound Sauzalito Juan José Castelli, but was suspended the detention of the buses.
Jorge Gonzalez, head of the CCC in San Martin, told DyN two groups as they traveled about 80 Aboriginal people had party last night from the town located some 114 kilometers of Resistance were arrested by police at around 20.30, access to the town.
"We were told that buses were not entitled, but are the same as the municipality of San Martín usually rent for their trips and excursions," said Gonzalez, and said that in this situation the demonstrators decided to march on foot assembly to the Impenetrable.
leader said: "We went out last night at 21 and walked 70 kilometers to 5 am, with children supported, mothers with babies in arms to senior citizens." Gonzalez claimed
judicial intervention argue that the protesters were "exhausted and have not eaten since last night and the only water we drink has been one of the pools."
response, blocked traffic at the height of the provincial route 3 in a field near Medina, to demand the transfer to the Villa Rotunda Bermejito River, a place where the march, about 90 miles from where performed cutting.
"The purpose of the original peoples of San Martin is joining the Impenetrable settlers living in 50 000 hectares of the area you intend foreignized" said Gonzalez, adding that "all indigenous ethnic groups have the same reality, which is the lack of land, housing, health, education and nutrition. " Monica Figueroa
concerning the CCC Castelli city, said to DyN that this situation led to the march organizers to postpone until tomorrow his departure from Villa Rio Bermejito and Sauzalito, localities within the area of \u200b\u200bChaco Impenetrable.
"The government does not want us to rally, but the people who was taken from the groups have decided to come walking up and Sauzalito Bermejito roundabout, where we go from morning to Castelli to camp to get some response," said Figueroa.
activist who questioned police actions impeded the progress of the buses with demonstrators, noting that the movement "had many children, women and elderly" who must travel many more miles than originally anticipated.
According to the organization, the march finally leave tomorrow involving some 1,500 Aboriginal and ethnic wichi Qom, which claims to unite farmers and natives of the area "hunger" and "dignity, land, housing, work, production, health, education and justice, "aimed at government orders and national Capitanich Cristina Fernandez.
claims began a week of the scheduled visit the president has scheduled May 25 in Resistance.
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