Overview
- Parents have taken over the campus in Quistococha and suspended attendance indefinitely until authorities provide a concrete start date and contingency plan.
- Protesters blocked the Iquitos–Nauta road at kilometer 5, disrupting traffic as part of escalating actions to pressure regional officials.
- Some parents chained themselves at the main entrance, and classes are fully suspended for roughly 1,500 primary and secondary students.
- The school’s infrastructure shows severe damage with leaks and flooding, and temporary modular classrooms have also been rendered unusable by recent rains.
- Demonstrators are demanding the presence and public commitment of Governor René Chávez, warning of a hunger strike, while no official timeline or financing plan has been presented by the Regional Government of Loreto.