We do not apply indirect taxes that affect the poor population of our country. And part of the taxes that we collect are divided among the poorest sectors of our population. There have been some who have refused to pay those taxes, and yes, they have gone to one of the town's jails. However, these jails are our comrades' own houses, where they eat the same food, listen to the same news, and are treated like human beings. Also, the hole is used to serve as a hiding place.
People can testify to the cordial and humane treatment that prisoners receive in the town's jails.
Television recorded testimonies by Hector Geri and Delgado Parker, who were also involved in the distribution of food among the poorest populations of Lima, show the humane and cordial treatment. This has not happened with government prisoners who have been tortured for fighting against neo-liberalism and hunger. The civil society of Peru has been brought to extreme poverty, and there exist burglaries and kidnappings that journalists from foreign countries have been witnesses to. We are not judges to judge people without consciousness, when there are burglars and murderers with ties and suits that enjoy impunity. When we build a government of the people, where everybody has a possibility to work and to live like human beings, it will be possible for us to rescue our people from going the wrong way.