Since the middle of the week, the chats of neighbors on the streets of Veintimilla, José Tamayo and Jerónimo Carrión, in La Mariscal, begin to fill with messages of concern. The scene is repeated: groups of young people consume alcohol on the sidewalks, fights occur, they remain trash and the inhabitants call the police. The intervention of the authorities usually turns into a “cat and mouse game”. Young people retire when the uniforms arrive, b…
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Since the middle of the week, the chats of neighbors on the streets of Veintimilla, José Tamayo and Jerónimo Carrión, in La Mariscal, begin to fill with messages of concern. The scene is repeated: groups of young people consume alcohol on the sidewalks, fights occur, they remain trash and the inhabitants call the police. The intervention of the authorities usually turns into a “cat and mouse game”. Young people retire when the uniforms arrive, b…