The President of the Council of Ministers of Peru, Gustavo Adrianzén, has shared the requirements for declaring a state of emergency in the northern province of Pataz, where 13 miners were murdered. This measure was requested by the regional government of La Libertad with the aim of eradicating the presence of illegal miners in the area.
According to Adrianzén, the necessary conditions to implement the state of emergency in Pataz are being evaluated, considering the serious situation caused by the violence generated in the area. This step is being seen as an urgent measure to restore order and security in the province.
According to Peruvian authorities, the presence of illegal miners has caused tensions and conflicts in the region, culminating in the tragic murder of 13 miners. In light of this situation, the regional government has requested the intervention of the central government to control the situation and ensure the tranquility of the population in Pataz.
In the words of Gustavo Adrianzén, "the declaration of a state of emergency in Pataz is a possibility that we are evaluating with seriousness and responsibility. It is essential to restore peace in the area and take decisive measures to curb the violence unleashed by illegal miners."
