Peruvian government proposes chemical castration for rapists
Peru's government proposed on Saturday to apply chemical castration to rapists after the outrage on April 12 of a three-year-old...
April 18, 2022Topic
Peru
How social unrest affects mining in Peru, according to JPMorgan
JPMorgan Latin America economist Diego Pereira has assessed and shared the potential economic and political implications of the recent
April 14, 2022
Ex-secretary and two nephews of Peru’s president accused of corruption
A Peruvian judge ordered on Tuesday three years of preventive imprisonment for the former presidential secretary and two nephews
April 13, 2022
Peru seeks a way out of the institutional crisis
The idea of a new Constitution, or deep reforms to the current one, began to emerge in Peru as a...
April 12, 2022
Peru: Tourism and investments are harmed by the political crisis
These last few weeks have been filled with uncertainty and protests that have already claimed the lives of six people...
April 7, 2022
Peru’s prime minister acknowledged that it is “possible” that Pedro Castillo’s government could fall
In an interview with Colombian radio station Blu Radio, Torres responded to whether the social and political upheavals facing the...
April 7, 2022
Protests: President of Peru deploys army and institutes a curfew
Informal transporters have taken over the highways in the country's interior as a form of protest against the increase in...
April 6, 2022
Curfew affects Peru’s economy ten times more than transportation stoppage
\The "curfew" or so-called mandatory social immobilization was initiated only in Metropolitan Lima and Callao, following rumors of alleged
April 5, 2022
Inter-American Court requires Peru to refrain from freeing Fujimori
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) requested the State of Peru to refrain from freeing former president Alberto Fujimori
March 31, 2022