Anti-government protesters in Lima, Peru are scheduled to gather at El Campo de Marte at 3:00 PM on June 4, and then move to Plaza San Martin. Recent protests of similar origin have resulted in violence, with at least 6 people killed and a dozens injured.
Disruptions are expected in Stockholm, Sweden from June 1 through June 5 due to protests planned to increased voter turnout and civic engagement. Protesters will gather near the Spånga Athletic Facility from 1pm to 3pm daily.
Anti-government protests expected throughout Israel on May 31 at 7:00 PM. Protestors plan to gather at intersections across the country. There have been previous instances of protestors clashing with security forces and tear gas being deployed, so these protests pose a security risk to any bystanders.
A march is expected in Jerusalem, Israel on May 29 to celebrate Jerusalem Day. Violence may occur between the marchers and the terrorist group Hamas if the march does not stay out of Muslim neighborhoods. Security has been increased in this area drastically. Expect this heightened security to impact any travel plans.
On May 26 at approximately 8:02 am, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake occured in Southern Peru. The epicenter of the earthquake was located 13 kilometers northwest of Azangaro. No tsunami warnings have been issued at this time.
The Observatory of Gender-based and Sexual Violence activist group plans to protest at Place Saint-Augustin in Paris, France on May 24 at 6:00 PM. The protest is against the newly appointed Minister of Solidarity, Damien Abad over his sexual assault accusations. Clashes between the protesters and security forces are possible.
Cyclone Yakecan is expected to cause severe disruptions throughout Brazil from May 19 to 21. More than 180,000 homes have been already been affected by blackouts, particularly within the Campanha, Centro-sul and Sul regions, with no projection of when service will be fully restored.
Severe weather in Thailand is expected to cause disruptions nationwide from May 18-22. Heavy rain and strong winds may cause flooding, landslides and power outages. This will impact travel throughout the country.
Security forces are expected to remove a World War II bomb from Bochum, Germany at 3:00 PM on May 12. Officials have set up a 1066 foot exclusion zone, and have evacuated all the buildings in the affected area.
Over 100,000 people are expected to protest in Buenos Aires on May 12. The largest gathering point will be at the Plaza de Mayo, although protests are expected in other places around the city. These gatherings have been organized to call for higher wages and demand better prevention of hunger and poverty. These protests are expected to cause severe traffic disruption in Buenos Aires.
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