Overview
- Consettur and San Antonio de Torontoy agreed to a contingency plan that keeps the tourist bus service operating under legal safeguards.
- Local governments will coordinate with the National Police and the Interior Ministry to protect routes and visitors.
- The indefinite protest was lifted and transport service has been restored on the Hiram Bingham link and rail corridor, clearing delays for travelers.
- The Executive will oversee the transition for about 120 days before calling a public or international tender, with Urubamba required to publicly share details of the process.
- Officials rejected claims that Machu Picchu’s “Seven Wonders” designation is at immediate risk and signaled broader fixes such as more transparent ticketing after thousands were stranded.