Overview

• ANITRA says 460 companies, involving roughly 10,000 vehicles, will halt service and join a coordinated march on Thursday.
• Unions propose a joint elite unit of the PNP, the Public Ministry and the Judiciary with SUNAT and Contraloría oversight plus periodic polygraph testing.
• The government has not declared an exceptional non‑working day, and the Education Ministry indicates in‑person classes continue unless conditions force a change.
• Transport leaders cite dozens of killings and widespread extortion, fault unfulfilled security pledges, and reject calls to arm drivers or charge police fares.
• Union representatives warn the protest could radicalize without concrete action, as the PNP names Óscar Arriola its new commander general.