Overview
- Fujimori canceled a planned rally in Sangani after her team said the subprefecture did not grant event guarantees.
- Opponents in Satipo and Chanchamayo threw stones and water balloons at her caravan, seized orange campaign materials, and later burned banners and giant posters.
- Following the unrest, the campaign moved to mostly closed-door activity in the Asháninka community of Pampa Michi instead of a public visit to La Merced.
- During the Pampa Michi stop, a wooden stage partially collapsed and nearly caused her to fall, briefly pausing the event with no serious injuries reported.
- Fujimori said the campaign is “getting hot” and pledged not to respond with attacks, while Junín deputy candidate Eduardo Vilcahuamán blamed “communists and resentful social groups” for the aggression.