There Will Be a Transport Stoppage This August 25th: Keiko Fujimori Met with Unions that Will Not Participate as a Measure of Force
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In dialogue with Infobae Peru, the president of the National Association for the Integration of Transporters (Anitra) said that the government seeks “to divide the sector”, instead of seeking real solutions against crime
After a working meeting with representatives of public, interprovincial and heavy-duty transport unions, President Keiko Fujimori announced measures to benefit the sector and in the area of citizen security, while leaders rejected joining the strike called by a transport sector for this Tuesday, August 25.President Fujimori announced the formation of two working tables that will allow for direct coordination between the executive and transporter…
Representatives of various transport unions announced that they would not abide by the strike called for this Tuesday, August 25, after meeting with the President of the Republic, Keiko Fujimori, and the Defense Ministers, Rafael Belaunde; the Interior, César Astudillo; and Transport, Rafael Rey.
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Lima – August 22, 2026 – Total News Agency – TNA – The public transport stoppage called for next Tuesday, August 25 in Lima and Callao continues to stand despite the meeting that President Keiko Fujimori held this Saturday with representatives of the sector at the headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior (Mininter).The main unions that drive the protest denounced that they were not invited to the meeting and accused the government of trying …
Transporters rene with President Keiko Fujimori at the headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior, after the call for a stoppage to demand measures against the wave of crime affecting the sector.
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