Overview

• Drivers launched a 48-hour stoppage on September 27–28, convened by the Asociación Nacional de Conductores del Perú over escalating extortion, threats and attacks, including recent incidents involving Vipusa and Santa Catalina.
• Organizers said there is no confirmed extension to Monday, September 29, though union leader Miguel Palomino warned actions would continue until authorities guarantee security.
• Participation remains partial, with groups such as Anitra and Asotrani not joining, while organizers estimate more than 30% adherence across at least 499 companies in Lima.
• The main concentration began at Plaza San Martín on Saturday at 16:00, with participants also aligning with marches by Generación Z and other civic groups.
• Asotrani leaders said they are coordinating a separate strike and mobilization for October with other sectors, with details to be announced.