Peru has earned a sustainability milestone: four protected natural areas—Huascarán National Park, Lachay National Reserve, Mar Tropical de Grau National Reserve, and Tingo María National Park—were recognized among the Top 100 Green Destinations for their inspiring, measurable actions in responsible tourism, biodiversity protection, and community benefits. Together they showcase Peru’s…
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Peru’s Congress Clears Initial Step Toward Impeaching President
Peru’s political landscape has entered a decisive moment. Congress voted to initiate an impeachment trial against President Dina Boluarte, surpassing the threshold required to open debate. Though this vote does not immediately remove her from office, it sets in motion a constitutional process that could culminate in her ouster—if 87…
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Peru’s Congress Approves Debate On President Boluarte’s Impeachment
Late on October 9–10, 2025 (Lima time), Peru’s Congress voted overwhelmingly to admit multiple impeachment motions against President Dina Boluarte, formally enabling a debate and potential removal process. This development follows a shocking mass shooting at a Lima concert, which ignited widespread outrage over Peru’s longstanding crime and extortion crisis.…
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Concert Shooting In Peru Puts Dina Boluarte’s Presidency On The Line
A burst of gunfire at a packed cumbia concert in Lima has supercharged Peru’s political turmoil, thrusting President Dina Boluarte to the brink. The attack—during an Agua Marina show at the Círculo Militar de Chorrillos on October 8, 2025—left at least five people wounded, including several musicians. Police reportedly recovered…
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Peru Sets Up Legal Presence In Ecuador To Boost Crude Oil Trade
Peru has taken a strategically bold step by establishing a legal presence in Ecuador to accelerate and secure crude oil purchases. Through this structural move, Petroperú gains direct access to local tender processes and smoother contracting mechanisms—especially for the key Oriente and Napo grades destined for the Talara Refinery. The…
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From Ashes To Harvest- Mulching Brings New Life To Peru’s Potato Fields
Deep in Peru’s Andes, a quiet revolution is underway. Traditional practices of burning crop residues are giving way to mulching, and farmers are reaping a bounty never seen before. With improved soil moisture, reduced weed pressure, and higher potato yields, mulching is reshaping the agricultural landscape—turning ashes into abundant harvests.…
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Gushlaw-Mirville Guides Peru To A Dominant Sweep At The NAC
In a commanding display of volleyball, the Peru Nighthawks defeated the Northern Adirondack (NAC) Bobcats in straight sets, posting a 3-0 victory with set scores of 25-17, 25-16, 25-12. The win took place on the Bobcats’ home court in Ellenburg Depot and highlighted Peru’s consistency, resilience, and depth across all…
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New Amazon Road In Peru Raises Alarm Among Indigenous Shawi Over Land Invasion
A new road proposal in Peru’s Amazon — the Yurimaguas–Balsapuerto–Moyobamba highway — has raised grave concerns among the Indigenous Shawi people. The planned route, which would slice through vital Shawi lands, is viewed not as a pathway to connectivity but as a gateway to environmental degradation, land grabbing, illicit coca…
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Utah’s Peruvian Community Celebrates Día de La Marinera With Traditional Dance At The Capitol
On Tuesday, October 7, 2025, the Utah State Capitol rotunda became the vibrant stage for Día de la Marinera, as about 50 dancers from Utah’s Peruvian community converged for a dazzling flash-mob performance of La Marinera. Organized by Viva Peru Dance under the leadership of Liliana Fernandez, this marked the…
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Peru City Council Halts Progress on Proposed Municipal Swimming Pool
At its meeting on Monday, October 6, 2025, the Peru (Illinois) City Council voted against moving to Phase Two of the proposed municipal swimming pool, effectively halting progress on the project. The motion failed 2–6: Aldermen Rick O’Sadnick and Jason Edgcomb voted yes, while Jeff Ballard, Bob Tieman, Tom Payton,…