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Neighborhood and land disputes in Peru and Bolivia

Overview

In late October 2026, leadership and property disputes emerged in the Andean region. In Sucre, Bolivia, the Departmental Federation of Neighborhood Councils (Fejuve) of Chuquisaca rejected attempts to establish a parallel municipal structure, labeling the move an illegal effort by former leaders to divide the organization.

Simultaneously, in Juliaca, Peru, tensions rose regarding both organizational governance and land rights. Local leaders warned of a leadership crisis involving two competing sectors claiming presidency without legal recognition. Additionally, residents of the Villa El Carmen urbanization reported the alleged usurpation of approximately 200 land lots, involving a dispute over whether six hectares of land are private property or communal territory.

Entities

Conaljuve · MOCASE · Sucre · Fejuve Chuquisaca · Canchi Grande

Timeline

  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
    Land disputes reported in Juliaca and Santiago del Estero

    Land disputes have emerged in Juliaca, Peru, involving 200 residential lots, and in Santiago del Estero, Argentina, involving indigenous ancestral territory.

  2. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Neighborhood leadership disputes emerge in Chuquisaca and Juliaca

    Leadership disputes are causing divisions in neighborhood organizations in Sucre, Bolivia, and Juliaca, Peru, as competing factions claim authority and threaten local representation.

Sources

argentina.indymedia.org · contrahegemoniaweb.com.ar · noticiasvioleta.com · pachamamaradio.org · radioondaazul.com