Martín Valeriano
Martín Valeriano is the president of the Asociación Nacional de Integración de Transportistas (Anitra) in Peru, a key figure advocating for the rights and safety of transport workers in Lima. Recently, he announced a planned strike on April 10 to protest against the rising tide of extortion and violence faced by transport operators, highlighting the government’s failure to address these critical issues. Valeriano emphasized that numerous transport companies have fallen victim to extortion, resulting in the tragic deaths of many drivers, and called for urgent action from authorities to restore security in the sector.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano stated that the strike will be observed by formal companies in the sector.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano, president of the National Association of Integration of Transporters, announced a strike for August 11.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano shared alarming statistics regarding urban transport-related murders.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano highlights alarming statistics regarding violence in the transport sector.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano explained that the Asociación Nacional de Integración de Transportistas will not participate in the strike.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano is the president of the Asociación Nacional de Integración de Transportistas and explained why his group will not join the strike.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano is the president of the National Association of Transport Integration and an organizer of protests against extortion.
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Guyana:
Martin Valeriano, leader of a transit union in Lima, expressed outrage over the killings of drivers.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano is the president of the National Integration Association of Transporters (Anitra) and has called for a protest against the violence faced by drivers.
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Peru:
Martín Valeriano, president of the National Association of Integration of Transporters (Anitra), announced that the strike involved more than 20,000 vehicles from 460 formal transport companies.
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