Thing is you need to first make de-radicalization via meeting demands something those in power want and that first requires violence or serious threats that are received.

Example: legalized unions were made to protect capitalist classes from labor organizations they couldn't pin down with laws and so also led to the possibility to having a bosses house burned down in the middle of the night.

I honestly do not see any way forward for Peru except first escalation and then an actual capitulations from the capitalist class cuss as it is what has been offered to the masses is nowhere enough to motivate any change from the current protests.