Overview
- Students handed control of the Ciudad Universitaria back to Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos after about 15 days of occupation and classes have restarted across multiple faculties.
- The delivery of the campus followed a signed accord between the Federación Universitaria and university authorities that ended the takeover and restored normal campus circulation.
- Under the pact the university must publish and forward to Congress a formal pronouncement opposing the proposed law that would permit re-election of rectors, vicerrectors and deans.
- UNMSM also pledged not to open administrative disciplinary cases or file criminal complaints with the Ministerio Público against students who took part in the May takeover.
- Observers report no permanent police deployment around the campus and no incidents so far, and compliance with the public pronouncement and the no-pursuit clause will determine whether tensions remain settled.