Overview

• Organizers call a 24-hour stoppage for Thursday with participation estimates ranging from dozens to several hundred companies, and some operators in Lima Este saying they will run normally.
• ATU says the Metropolitano, complementary corridors, and Metro Lines 1 and 2, plus the AeroDirecto to Jorge Chávez Airport, will operate on regular schedules.
• Education officials say public school classes remain in person for now, while universities including UNI, PUCP, Universidad del Pacífico, Universidad de Lima and parts of UNMSM move activities online.
• Transport groups plan pre-concentrations from 7 a.m. and a march to Congress, seeking an elite unit combining the National Police, Prosecutor’s Office and Judiciary, as well as indemnities for families of slain drivers.
• Recent cases fueling alarm include a shooting in Pichari that killed a police officer and two civilians and a multi-district chase ending in the capture of two robbery suspects near Jicamarca.