U.S. Embassy Lima, Peru: Demonstrations and Possible Movement Disruptions (1/19/2023)

U.S. Embassy Lima, Peru: Demonstrations and Possible Movement Disruptions (full alert)

Protests and demonstrations are expected to take place in Lima on January 19.  Please exercise increased caution and do not approach demonstrators.  U.S. citizens should avoid crowds and follow the instructions of local authorities. (more) 

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