Overview
- The stoppage on Tuesday, Nov. 4 is billed as a non-blocking protest, with organizers pledging not to close streets or avenues.
- Multiple universities — PUCP, UNMSM, UNI, La Cantuta, Universidad de Lima, Universidad del Pacífico, Universidad San Martín de Porres, UARM, and Jaime Bausate y Meza — shifted classes and operations to remote formats for the day.
- SINADEF recorded 28 transport-linked homicides within 15 days as the government’s Oct. 22 emergency put police and military on the streets.
- Groups including Transportistas Unidos, Transporte Unido del Cono Este SJL, Nueva América, Conet, and ANCPP confirmed participation, with spokesman Martín Ojeda leading communications.
- After an Oct. 6 work stoppage, unions signed a 15-day security accord with the Executive, which they argue failed to curb the violence; public schools plan to hold in-person classes, according to DRELM.