The column headed by Felix Diaz came out around 18 pm from the point of camping in Q'oma Buenos Aires, located at Avenida de Mayo and Avenida 9 de Julio, to reach the House Formosa expected chelae fully fenced and guarded by a large number police. There several indigenous concerning the claim made statements accompanying intense with a background of folk song, which at times chanting "murderers, murderers" and other rants that sought to lay some truth in that unfortunate episode that took the life of Q'oma brothers, invisible and silenced by the provincial and national governments.
Then the route of the march passed by Congress, the obelisk and the house of government. "So nobody can say he does not know what happened," says one brother in full swing.
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