Overview
- Reports on March 20 document graffiti across the site, including areas used for ancestral ceremonies.
- Finely worked vitrified stone surfaces now bear inscriptions, numbers, and heart symbols, including the phrase “no te doges, dámelas todo a mí.”
- Burned coca leaves, broken bottles, and charred objects were found, associated with offerings left at the huaca.
- Citizen Edwar Valenzuela and educator Lisbeth Fernández Pacochuco publicly denounced the damage, with Fernández explaining the site's religious significance.
- Located on the route to Sacsayhuamán near the Vía Circunvalación and linked to the Teteqaqa and Mesa Redonda huacas, the site has no reported restoration or enforcement action to date.