Overview
- Multiple local editions of the Feria Nacional Simultánea Llapanchikpaq Justicia took place on Monday, with events in Ninarumi (Loreto) and the Sin Fronteras settlement in Chimbote delivering coordinated outreach.
- On‑site judicial teams accepted and processed priority family‑law matters such as alimony, filiación, domestic violence, child custody and harassment to speed access to remedies without travel to city courts.
- Organizers assembled more than forty public institutions at some fairs, including RENIEC for identity documents, SIS for health coverage and Pensión 65 for social pensions, all working from single venues.
- Local health and social services ran alongside legal aid, offering free ultrasounds, medical checkups, dental screenings, medicine distribution, haircuts and food‑basket giveaways while police and municipal staff managed logistics.
- The fairs are part of the Poder Judicial’s Justicia en tu Comunidad model and aim to reduce travel costs, shorten case times and build trust in state institutions among mothers, adolescents, older adults and people with disabilities.