Lima on Edge: Public Transportation Workers Strike Amid Surge in Crime
- Public transport workers in Lima, Peru, initiated a strike on Thursday, disrupting city transit.
- Workers protested, demanding government action to address an increasing crime wave in the city.
- The strike stranded thousands as workers marched to Congress with signs demanding justice.
- Murders rose from 1,508 in 2023 to 2,059 in 2024; union leader Valeriano stated sixteen drivers were killed this year.
- Due to transportation limits and potential clashes, the government urged remote options, and faces criticism amid the rising crime.
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A massive stoppage of transporters in Lima tightens the rope of the Boluarte Executive
“How do I tell him that he will not see his father again?” Daniel Guillermo Suárez’s widow, the last driver killed by the criminal wave that has spread in Lima and Callao, said in a sob of his heart. On Tuesday, on Venezuela Avenue, the 25-year-old boy stopped at a red light and was suddenly attacked from a motorcycle. One of the shots hit him in the head and another pierced his chest. He died on the spot. Recently the bus company he worked for …


Lima grinds to a halt as Peru's transit workers demand action against crime surge
LIMA (Reuters) - Public transportation workers in Peru's capital of Lima went on strike on Thursday, stranding tens of thousands of people as they marched to Congress demanding action against a surging crime wave that has led to record number…
Lima on Edge: Public Transportation Workers Strike Amid Surge in Crime
Lima on Edge: Public Transportation Workers Strike Amid Surge in Crime In a significant protest on Thursday, public transportation workers in Lima, the capital of Peru, initiated a strike, leaving tens of thousands stranded, as they demanded governmental action against an escalating crime wave. This surge in violence has resulted in unprecedented murder rates, causing disruptions across the city.The government has responded by urging businesses …
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