Demasiana Quispe, has things clear. Is aware that life ends with death. “So if death is going to surprise me, it is doing what is necessary to survive. That’s how simple life is ”, she says from the comfort of her seat in the heart of the city of Juliaca in Puno.
These days he makes a living selling all kinds of protection elements against COVID-19. No less decisive is the position of Claudio Flores.
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For him, the law has never been part of the lifetime of man and what governs him have always been his wants and needs. “So there are business. If there is a need, why should we abstain from selling ”, he answers behind the pay box of his cafeteria.
Stories like these have turned Juliaca into the epicenter of contagion and death by coronavirus in the Puno highlands.
On Monday, March 16, the state of emergency the country against the virus. Since then this locality has not ceased to be the Commercial City always.
His authorities admitted that only in April were there doors closed. Then almost everything returned to normal with certain restrictions.
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