Villa El Salvador: Explosive Detonation at Mayor-Elect Marcelino Huamán's House · Global Voices
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An explosive attack was recorded last night against the home of Marcelino Huamán Cano, mayor-elect of Villa El Salvador. The incident was recorded by the security cameras of the building. Also, the images show a hooded man burning an artifact that he subsequently threw into the yard of the burgomaster. After that, he withdrew from the place running. The attack did not leave injured or deceased persons, despite the fact that Huamán Cano and his f…
A subject detonated an explosive in the house of the mayor-elect of Villa El Salvador, Marcelino Huamán, on November 1st. Police investigate the attack and threats.
A hooded subject threw an explosive device at the home of Marcelino Huamán Cano, who was meeting with family and friends. He received threatening messages and suspected current district administration, Guido Iñigo Peralta
Villa El Salvador: Explosive Detonation in Mayor-elect Marcelino Huamán's House.
The attack took place on the night of Sunday, November 1, and was registered by the security cameras of the mayor’s house. The police, for their part, carry out the necessary steps to clarify the facts.
The attack was recorded by the security cameras of the building. Huamán does not rule out that the attack is linked to the outgoing municipal administration.
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