Peru's Accidental President Fails To Quell Violent Protests

In Machu Picchu, tourists, including Americans, are stranded due to protests and a state of emergency following the president's ousting. The government plans to evacuate them, but no updates have been given. A Florida resident describes the lack of information as frustrating, though they have internet and cell service. Some tourists are leaving on foot, hiking through remote terrain.

What event led to the state of emergency in Peru, affecting tourists in Machu Picchu?

• An economic crisis

• A major festival

• The ousting of the country's president

• A natural disaster

What is the main concern of the 71-year-old Florida resident stranded in Machu Picchu?

• Poor weather conditions

• Uncertainty and lack of information

• Lack of food and water

• Health issues

What unexpected advantage do the stranded tourists have in Machu Picchu?

• Access to local guides

• Transportation services

• Internet and cell service

• Free accommodation

How are some tourists choosing to leave Machu Picchu?

• By train

• By hiking through remote terrain

• By bus

• By helicopter

How long is the hike that some tourists are undertaking to leave Machu Picchu?

• 8 to 10 hours

• 5 to 7 hours

• 2 to 4 hours

• 11 to 13 hours