27 Nov 2021 | 01:26 AM UTC
Peru: Anti-government activists plan to march in Lima from 15:00 Nov. 27
Anti-government activists plan to march in Lima, Peru, from 15:00 Nov. 27. Heightened security, localized transport disruptions likely.
Event
Opposition leaders have called for a march in Lima Nov. 27 to demand President Pedro Castillo's resignation. Protesters plan to gather at El Campo de Marte along Avenida de la Peruanidad from 15:00 before commencing their march through the city center. Organizers have yet to announce the specific march route; possible destinations include Plaza de Armas de Lima near the Government Palace. Hundreds to thousands of people could participate in the action.
Heightened security, as well as localized business and transport disruptions, are likely in central Lima through at least the evening of Nov. 27. Authorities may close roads and divert traffic and public transportation along affected routes. Clashes between police and protesters are possible, especially if activists attempt to breach any security cordons.
Advice
Avoid the protest due to possible clashes. If violence occur nearby, leave the area immediately. Allow additional time to reach destinations in central Lima through at least the evening of Nov. 27. Heed instructions from authorities.
