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The marches that gathered in front of the MP headquarters in zone 1 left from Aguilar Batres, Metronorte, zone 18 and zone 15, from Calzada Roosevelt and El Incienso bridge and were made up of residents from the west, Sololá, San Marcos, Huehuetenango, Totonicapán and Quiché, as well as from the north of the country and from the Xinka territory, which includes Santa Rosa, Jutiapa and Jalapa.
All the marches ended in front of the main office of the Public Prosecutor's Office (MP). From there they began a new march where Luis Pacheco, president of the Board of Directors of the 48 Cantons of Totonicapán expressed that this march is a demonstration of unity and that "our resistance will continue until they resign".
After leaving the MP, the march headed to the Constitutional Court (CC) where the ancestral and indigenous authorities asked to know the progress of an injunction they filed a month ago when the Special Prosecutor's Office Against Impunity (FECI) raided the headquarters of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) and seized the electoral boxes. However, the magistrates were not in the building.
After that stop at the CC, where they criticized the role that the magistrates have played in the crisis, the walk went to the Plaza de la Constitución where the demonstrators remained until 3:00 in the afternoon, to then return to Gerona, in zone 1 and continue the resistance, which will leave again this Saturday, November 4, to the Plaza de la Constitución.
Pacheco denied that these marches are called by a particular political party as claimed by accounts on social networks belonging to netcenters. "That is a lie, we come by our own conviction", he indicated.
One of the demands of this mobilization continues to be the resignation of the Attorney General, Consuelo Porras, whom they point out of attacking democracy due to the investigations that the FECI is carrying out against the Moviviento Semilla party, which was suspended last November 2.
Ulario informed the demonstrators that they found out that Porras was in the building. "We want to inform you that here, as all the walls have ears, here is now in session the prosecutor, so she knows about the movements we are doing, we hope she has a little dignity and resigns, because this is the clamor of the people," he said.
It was the first time in weeks that the whereabouts of the attorney general is known, who according to the information given by the MP held a meeting with the Minister of the Interior, Byron René Bor.
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