The 48 Cantones of Totonicapán have announced a peaceful march in the capital city to protest rising fuel costs. Organizers have explicitly denied any plans to block roads, despite ongoing protests related to the price increases and a separate mobilization planned by transportation workers. This demonstration comes as fuel prices continue to be a major point of contention across the country. The 48 Cantones of Totonicapán are a significant communal organization representing a large population. Their participation adds another layer to the widespread discontent over the rising cost of living. Authorities are monitoring the situation to ensure the march remains peaceful and does not disrupt public order in the capital. The group aims to voice their concerns directly to relevant authorities regarding the impact of higher fuel prices on their communities.