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The family that blocked an access road to Lake Colico decided to speak publicly and assured that there is another crossing in the vicinity of their property. While, the mayor of Cunco filed an appeal for protection against individuals.
All this after the Ortúzar family decided to interrupt the passage of vehicular access, which motivated residents and leaders of the La Esperanza sector to knock down the gates and fences of properties adjacent to Lake Colico.
While the owners indicate that all judicial and administrative instances recognize their authority in the space, the organizations assure that there is a document from the Agricultural and Livestock Service that establishes otherwise.
After the blockade, the mayor of Cunco, Alfonso Coke, confirmed that he presented a protection appeal to open access and allow its maintenance by the municipality.
Meanwhile, the family maintains a complaint for threats and a complaint for illegal usurpation directed at the mayor, councilors of Cunco and leaders of the sector.
After what happened this Tuesday, Carlos Ortúzar, decided to speak publicly, assuring that they have been victims of attacks and that there is already a pedestrian crossing.
“Access does exist, it is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and it is only 150 meters from our property“, Held.
Ortúzar accused that in addition to the death threats they have received, third parties burned the family’s property with them inside.
The controversy led the Ministry of National Assets to instruct an audit, which was carried out on Wednesday afternoon, remaining to know its conclusions, which will be reflected in a technical report of the institution.
Listen to the statement of the Ortúzar family:
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