Peru evacuated over 1,400 tourists from the Machu Picchu train station overnight, following protests by locals who blocked the railway to demand the election of a new transport company. Approximately 900 visitors were left stranded, and authorities reported 14 agents injured in clashes with protesters. Tourists were advised to walk to catch another means of transport, and authorities are planning meetings to address community grievances. Machu Picchu, an important UNESCO site, has frequently been affected by social protests.
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Peru a evacuat 1.400 de turişti din Machu Picchu, în urma unor proteste. Cererile locuitorilor. FOTO
Turiști evacuați din Machu Picchu, în urma unor proteste ale localnicilor
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Peru evacuează 1.400 de turişti din Machu Picchu, în urma unor proteste / Locuitorii cer alegerea unei noi companii care să opereze autobuzele care transportă vizitatorii până la situl propriu-zis
Peste 1.400 de turiști au fost evacuați din Machu Picchu în urma protestelor locale
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