On November 12, Metro unions will strike to demand higher pay, more flexible work schedules, and other employment amenities. This follows strikes that will occur from November 1-8. Significant travel disruptions are expected causing further disruptions to businesses. Associated demonstrations are likely to take place.
On October 25 at 3:00 PM, protesters will march from the Marques de Pombal to the Assembly of the Republic. The protest will condemn police brutality after a 43-year old man was killed on October 21 in a police chase. Clashes are expected after previous demonstrations turned violent and were forcibly dispersed by law enforcement.
From October 29-30, thousands of healthcare workers with the Federacion Medica Peruana will strike and protest nationwide. Demonstrators will gather outside the Ombudsman of Peru Headquarters and hospitals nationwide to demand increased healthcare funding and better career advancement opportunities. Disruptions to hospitals and clinical services are expected
On October 30, transportation workers with the National Transportation Board will go on strike nationwide. Workers responsible for operating airplanes, freight trucking, trains, boats, and taxis will demand higher wages and better union rights. Disruptions to both business and transportation are expected. Demonstrations may also take place outside government buildings. Clashes between protesters and police are possible.
On October 24, approximately 50,000 demonstrators from the Federation of Construction Workers of Peru (FTCCP) will gather at the Plaza Dos de Mayo. The demonstration will mark Peruvian Construction Workers’ Day which will take place on October 25. The demonstrators will also call for increased security measures for the construction sector. The time of the protest is currently unknown.
Since October 16, education workers from the Unitary Union of Education Workers of Peru (SUTEP) are on strike indefinitely to demand higher wages. Demonstrations are expected to last through October 21 and have taken place in Lima, Arequipa, Ica, and Tumbes. Clashes between law enforcement and protesters are possible. Disruptions to classes are likely.
Between October 11 and 13, attackers may target a synagogue, mosque, or temple, causing risks to safety and possible travel disruptions. The United States Embassy in Romania issued an alert after becoming aware of possible threats targeting religious institutions. This coincides with the Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur.
On October 13 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, protesters will gather in Queen’s Gardens and march through nearby streets. Multiple activist groups are expected to call for an immediate ceasefire and de-escalation in the Middle East. Clashes between protesters and police are possible, and a large turnout is expected.
On October 12 at 9:00 PM, railway workers will go on strike in Italy for 24-hours. Cub Trasporti and SGB will call for a new contract and increased safety measures. This will affect the Trenitalia, Trenord, and Italo operators who are responsible for railway travel nationwide. Disruptions to travel and businesses are expected.
From October 9 to October 12, the Northern Bahamas will face severe weather conditions due to Hurricane Milton. The U.S. Embassy issued alerts for Abaco, Bimini, and Freeport. The island will face high winds, heavy rainfall, and storm surge.
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