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From El Salvador, Gustavo Acevedo, mayor of the municipality of Santa Ana, came to Peru to explain the details of the so-called “security of citizens”.Bukhel Project”.

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As is known, much has been said in recent days about the program against the insecurity of citizens implemented by Nayeb Bukele in El Salvador, which some politicians and officials consider to be able to work in the country.

In this context, the mayor of the municipality of El Salvador arrives in Lima, invited to participate in various presentations, against and in favor of the project stated by officials and dignitaries.

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The Mayor of Santa Ana, Gustavo Acevedo, gave a presentation at the Municipality of Lima, where Mayor Rafael López Aliaga and other local and international officials attended.

Acevedo confirmed that a “dual” agreement was signed with the municipality of San Martin de Porres and analyzed the situation in El Salvador and Peru.

“I believe that Peru is not where El Salvador was, I think they are not seriously immersed in crime, but we were like that 15 years ago, if they don’t stop it now, in 20 years people will complain. The authorities have not done anything,” Acevedo said.

Meanwhile, the mayor of Lima, Rafael López Aliaga, indicated that the so-called ‘Plan Buquel’ could be used given the reality of the capital. In this sense, he revived some of the ideas exposed by the mayor of Santa Ana.

“With the state of emergency for Lima and Callao, the release of military and police officers in strategic areas, the degree I am recommending here (than in El Salvador) is lower. I am going to raise it once as a municipal legislative initiative and submit it to the municipal council. Another issue I am addressing is the terms of detention in Florida, two The days are ridiculous, there are 30, here it can be 2 to 7 days, it is something that is possible,” he said.

Likewise, López Aliaga proposed the rapid implementation of electronic shackles with GPS to track the whereabouts of the prisoner, with more prisons and to clearly establish the “crime category of urban terrorism, at least in terms of the people attacked.”

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What days will Gustavo Acevedo be in Peru?

Santa Ana’s mayor, Gustavo Acevedo, is coming to Lima from August 28 to 30 to give talks on how to reduce crime at the invitation of the International Movement for Safe Cities.

Where and when is Gustavo Acevedo performing in Lima?

Gustavo Acevedo is invited to an international event that will begin on August 28 in the Municipality of Lima, where several mayors of Metropolitan Lima will participate.

The press office of the municipality of San Martín de Porres announced that Acevedo will meet with Mayor Hernán Cifuentes to establish an agreement between the two municipalities.

Then, on August 29, Salvador Mayor Raul Borras of the Republican Congress will participate in the ‘Project Bucquele, Successful Experiences’ conference at Barrenechia Hall.

What authorities will participate in the conferences of Gustavo Acevedo?

Mayors of Lima, Rafael Lopez Aliaga; From Callao, Pedro Spadaro; Saint Martin de Porres, Hernán Cifuentes; San Isidro; Nancy Visuraka; Madeleine, Frances Allison; San Miguel, Eduardo Bless; Among other municipal officials, they will participate in the conferences of Gustavo Acevedo.

Salvadoran political analyst Luis Contreras will be in attendance.

Buchel expressed interest in using his plan in Peru

The President of El Salvador, Nayeb Bukele, used his ‘X’ account (formerly Twitter) to ask followers the following question: “Plan Bukele in Peru?” The effect was overwhelming.

A total of 84,756,000 votes were cast in the survey conducted on August 25. 93.4% were in favor of implementing ‘Plan Bukele’ in Peru and only 6.6% were against the move.

As recalled, since March 2022, in response to a weekend increase of 87 murders attributed to gangs, the Salvadoran government has waged a “war” against these gangs under a state of emergency, which has been questioned by various human rights organizations. AFP reported.

In 16 months, the exception regime, which allows arrests without a warrant, arrested more than 72,000 gang members. More than 5,000 innocent people have been released.

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