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Walking down that avenue (Peru)..

280 sats \ 4 comments \ @Akg10s3 8 Feb Photography

I have passed by here countless times over the last 8 years...

I always observed the mix that exists on Av Abancay, one of the main and busiest avenues of the "Inca" capital...

Along more than 2 kilometers we can find from the National Library...

Here are some architectural works that the facade of the nation's prosecutor's office has.

And finally, almost at the end of it, is the Congress of the Republic, a place where the trash of politicians look daily for how to steal more and without caring who

In this last 📸 Photo we can see that in the entire front of the congress there is the statue of "Simón Bolívar"..

Something curious because if you ask any Peruvian who was the one who freed this nation from the Spanish yoke and they say and in their books the name of

José de San Martín appears....

Shouldn't the statue be of him?🤔

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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @flat24 9 Feb

As in the world the history is not well told, and we are denied knowledge in the poor schools to which we attend precariously. It is incredible how ignorant we usually be, about our roots, or to the origin of the nations where we live, we are ignorant of many important facts and I consider that this is not right.

But what remains to commoners in public schools, maintained by the Government? 0% education 100% adoptrination (to be one more sausage of the factory 🏭)

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Akg10s3 OP 9 Feb

Your answer is totally correct! 👌

Thanks for your opinion ⚡⚡

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @SwearyDoctor 9 Feb

when yousaid "inca capital", my first thought was, "wait, that's not Cusco in the photos.." :D

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Akg10s3 OP 9 Feb

😅😅 I consider myself to be in the "Inca Country"...