“I'm a mother”: Ilaria Aimé, the woman who pulled Tina Polwarte by her hair; His younger son was killed in the Ayacucho Massacre

Ilaria AimThe woman who pulled the president's hair this Saturday Tina Polwartemother Christopher RamosA 15-year-old shot in the heart during the Ayacucho massacre. The fourth force After the attack, Aimé released unreleased footage of the moment she was confronted by a group of police officers.

“What the f**k, I'm drunk. “I'm a mother, a mother, a mother who raised her son, that miserable thing is over,” she yelled at the agents. She and Ruth ParsenaThe widow of another who died in the crackdown reached the President to confront him, bypassing security measures.

Christopher Ayacucho made a living at the cemetery: he arranged flowers, climbed high places to clean graves or washed vases. In mid-December 2022, Alfredo Mendeville was shot in the back while crossing an avenue in Huamanga, near a cemetery bordering the airport.

That day's crackdown, according to videos and press inquiries, lasted at least seven hours and ended the lives of nine Ayacucho residents. AimA worker who prepares and sells food on the street still has the clothes in which his son was killed.

“Those are the cameras [de vigilancia] They recorded how my son was killed by a dog. My son always worked. If I didn't go to the cemetery, I went to the farms. Not what they call a gang member or a terrorist. He has no tattoos or anything on his body. “He is an innocent child,” the mother said in a clip released by the Association for Human Rights (APRODEH).

The soldier is being tried for treasonable murder against a backdrop of grave human rights violations. According to the lawyer Juan Jose GuispeThe Institute of Legal Defense (IDL) — which helps the bereaved — is the first case in which a prosecutor's office has allegedly taken direct action against a uniformed individual.

The occupation of Ilaria Aimé and Ruth Bárcena, which has so far produced the relaxation of the entire bodyguards of the President, the dismissal of the Directorate of National Intelligence (DINI), General PNP (r) Roger Arista; and general elimination assessment George AnguloChief of the National Police (PNP).

During his address, he said that ideologies propagated “in a minority way” do not feed poverty but “only create misery, backwardness, sorrow and pain”.

“That is why we are here, to lay the first stone in the concrete works that will change the face of our comrades so that, with joy, the brothers of Ayacucho can have life and health,” he said, applauded by another large group. That too following your visit.