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Referential currencyPeru is being affected by a serious social and political crisis since December 7, 2022. Below a brief on the situation.
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Following a political crisis, Peru is facing a serious social crisis which affectis the entire country, particularly the southern regions of the country. We could give an idea of its magnitude by saying that since December 7th to this day (February 06th, 2023), we count 58 victims. The situation is serious and the victims come to add to the problems of shortages and inflation. In the region of Cusco, the situation is very complicated. Some sites are closed by the protesters themselves, and others by the authorities as a safety measure.
The following table shows the services opened and closed to date.
| Service | Current status | Closing date |
| Cusco: Circulation in the city, taxi, commercial activities | Open |
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| Cusco: airport and flights | Open |
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| Inca Trail Trek | Closed |
January 21, 2023 |
| Salcantay Trek | Closed |
January 21, 2023 |
| Train Cusco-Machu Picchu | Open |
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| Entrance to Machu Picchu and all its other sites | Closed |
January 21, 2023 |
| Road Cusco-Puno-Arequipa (province of Canchis from Checacupe to Marangani) | Closed |
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| Road Cusco-Abancay (province of Anta, Ancahuasi sector) | Closed |
- |
| Road Cusco-Sacred Valley | Open |
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| Road Amazon (by Hydroelectric Power Plant) | Open |
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| Road Interocean South | Open |