Hundreds mobilize in a peaceful march demanding justice for the Senasa Case
Hundreds of people gathered this day in front of the Courthouse of Ciudad Nueva in a peaceful march convened by Santiago Matías, Antigua Orden, Somos Pueblo, Ricardo Nieves and other civil organizations, to demand justice in the Senasa Case.
The demonstration was characterized by the presence of the One Piece flag, used by the participants as a symbol of unity and the fight for transparency and accountability. Attendees carried banners and messages addressed to the authorities, maintaining an orderly and respectful atmosphere.
The organizers highlighted that the large turnout reflects the citizenry’s concern and their commitment to demand clear answers regarding the events related to the Senasa Case. During the gathering, a call was made for the competent authorities to act diligently and avoid impunity.
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The activity concluded with a symbolic act in front of the Palace of Justice, where the protesters reiterated their commitment to continue with peaceful mobilizations until justice is achieved for those affected by the case.
By, Yerandi santana
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