Overview
- Coordinated marches in Lima, Chiclayo, Ayacucho and other regions followed a Sutep call for a 24-hour stoppage.
- In Lima, hundreds rallied near Congress, with reports of shoves with police as the ATU closed central Metropolitano stations and diverted buses.
- Chiclayo saw roughly 5,000 active and retired teachers march to the regional government headquarters, with traffic disorder reported due to scarce policing.
- Ayacucho organizers demanded payment of a 487-soles bonus and the second tranche of a 200-soles raise, citing unfulfilled 2024 agreements.
- University faculty in Iquitos said their action would continue indefinitely until a formal government response, while unions also pressed for allocating 6% of GDP to education.