
Two days before the protest announced for Sunday in Kakome, where thousands of citizens from across the country were expected to participate, the gate that had been restricting access to the beach for years has been removed.
This development comes after about 20 days of protests and citizen reactions at the national level against what the movement's organizers consider the appropriation of public and private assets.
It is still unknown who gave the order to remove the gate, which was removed with the help of a crane.
However, the fact that this happened just a few days before the announced protest is being interpreted by protesters as a result of continued citizen pressure and increased media attention to the issue.
For supporters of the cause, the removal of the physical barrier represents an important step towards restoring public access to an area that has been at the center of debate and controversy for years.