Fourth Day of Stoppage in Pucallpa: Continued Locks, Closed Taps and Long Fuel Queues
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In four regions of the country, protests against the increase in the cost of fuel are concentrated, where carriers carry out sit-ins and roadblocks in demand of a solution.
Pucallpa faces fuel shortages on the fourth day of the strike in Ucayali. Drivers wait for hours and blockades make it difficult to enter tanks.
The regional strike in Ucayali does not give way. This Thursday, Pucallpa dawned on its fourth day of protests with long queues in the few taps that still have fuel, while other establishments remain closed for fear of new pickets. Lack of supply has led some drivers to wait for hours and even spend the night near the taps to try to get fuel. Why are the long queues and shortages continuing? Although some hauliers’ guilds would have agreed to wi…
The Frente de Defensa de Ucayali maintains the paralysis, despite agreements between some carriers to withdraw, which causes blockades that hinder the normal supply in the region.
On the fourth day of the regional strike, mototaxistas remain in front of the taps to get fuel
On the third day of the regional strike in Ucayali, the first clashes between the police and the demonstrators were reported. Strikers denounce the alleged excessive use of force by the agents, amid their protests over the price of fuel, the completion of the Pucallpa Hospital, the maintenance of the Federico Basadre road, citizen security and the resolution of the conflict at Ucayali National University. Police forces mobilized towards the vari…
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