US EditionMoquegua: Executive Required to Resume Session Due to Pollution of the Coralaque River
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The district mayor of Torata, Elvis Córdova, expressed his refusal to continue participating in the dialogue table with the central government, due to the lack of concrete results in the face of the serious pollution of the Coralaque River. “There are already 16 sessions without progress. There are no works, no funding, no effective actions. [...]
Following the sudden suspension of the 16th session of the Bureau of Dialogue to address the serious pollution of the Coralaque river basin convened by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM), the authorities of Moquegua, headed by regional governor Gilia Gutiérrez Ayala, met this Thursday with provincial mayors, district mayors and representatives of civil society, to define firm actions in response to the failure of the Executive.
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