Overview
- Aldo Carlos Mariños arrived in the capital after walking since late August, completing more than 48 days to demand government attention to his district.
- He argued that Dina Boluarte’s ouster and José Jerí’s swearing-in on October 10 do not solve persistent killings and extortion in Pataz.
- He plans to gather at Plaza San Martín before proceeding to the Government Palace to request a meeting, with about 30 supporters prepared to stay overnight until received.
- His agenda centers on installing a dialogue table to agree on paving a dual‑lane route to Pataz and building a provincial hospital.
- The trek included a brief police detention over registered security firearms and a health scare in Trujillo before he resumed, and he says he will not run for national office.