Lima's Bus Companies Are Suspending Routes to Protest Extortion After 93 Transit Workers Were Killed in 2026
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Lima's bus companies are suspending routes to protest extortion after 93 transit workers were killed in 2026
More than 50 Lima bus companies will suspend routes and march to Congress on November 10, protesting extortion, attacks and the deaths of 93 transit workers.
Lima, Nov 10 (Latin Press) Bus and march caravans today characterized the day of protest called by a sector of transporters of the Peruvian capital, in demand of security against the mass extortions and their co-relate of murdered by hitmen. The post Protest against frequent murders of drivers in the capital of Peru first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The president of ANITRA, Martín Valeriano, has denounced the "inaction of the government", led by Keiko Fujimori, and has warned that the affiliated companies will keep their units paralyzed during the march, without ruling out the call for a new strike if their demands are not met.
More than 50 Lima transport companies will suspend their services on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. Know the schedule, route of the march and reasons.
Anitra called for a mobilization on Tuesday, November 10 against extortion and the murders of transporters. More than 50 companies will suspend their services and march from Acho Square to Congress.
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