Overview
- Organizers say regional delegations will depart between January 23 and 24, converge en route, and stage a sit-in at the Prosecutor General’s Office in Lima on January 28.
- The mobilization follows the recent deactivation of the Eficavip prosecutorial team by interim Prosecutor General Tomás Aladino Gálvez.
- Leaders call for Eficavip to be reinstated, warning that case transfers risk delays and the loss of investigative continuity in 2022–2023 protest death files.
- Raúl Samillán, representing families in Puno, said participants plan routes through Cabanillas and Arequipa and warned a hunger strike could follow if demands are ignored.
- Relatives also criticize limits on screening documentaries they view as key evidence of policing patterns and important to public memory.