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  I'm from Peru, my advice is not to come at least for the next few months. There are already 50 dead by police shots in the streets of the cities. There is talk of stronger uprisings and seizures of cities, the country's highway system is completely useless with 110 points where people have taken over the highways (In Cusco, the train tracks have been destroyed in various sections, which will not be rebuilt until who knows when and what is really happening in the streets of various cities is not shown on television channels). The airports of Arequipa, Puno and Cuzco are being assaulted daily and several police stations have already been burned. Tourists are warned. The police shoot first and then keep shooting. DO NOT COME.
context: From the article:
  "The stranded tourists at Machu Picchu are not the first to be stuck there during the protests, which have disrupted transport services and damaged nearby train tracks. Rail services to the site were suspended on Thursday.
  Last month, the authorities had to rescue hundreds of tourists nearby who had been stuck for days."
  That's not great 😬 >
  
  They're stranded in the town of Aquas Calientes, not in the ruin itself >
  
  Which honestly is a beautiful place to be stranded. >
  
  Sounds like they’re in hot water though >
  
  Gd I wish I had a free award for that >
  
  I got you, fam. >
  
  ...crickets chirping... >
  
  ...cats meowing...