Overview
- Youth collective Generación Z is leading the call, presenting the mobilization as peaceful and non-partisan.
- Participants intend to press Congress over impunity and what they see as inaction on escalating crime and extortion.
- ASOTRANI spokesman Walter Carrera said several transport groups will accompany the march without stopping services or conducting motor shutdowns.
- CIT president Martín Ojeda stated his chamber will not participate, calling the action political and asserting that such strikes are illegal.
- Organizers cite nationwide backing with Lima as the epicenter, while transport leaders stress avoiding disruptions to mobility.