Peru has entered a tense moment in its public transportation sector, as truckers and bus drivers stage strikes, enforce roadblocks, and protest against escalating violence. Interior Minister Carlos Malaver stepped forward with a bold stance: he’s downplaying the severity of the strike, insisting that “there is police presence” and that…
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Oct. 7 Strike Canceled Following Key Union–PCM Meeting
n a dramatic turn of events, the transport strike scheduled for October 7 has been canceled, following a key meeting between the main transport unions and the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (PCM). Prime Minister Eduardo Arana confirmed the decision after more than three hours of talks with industry…
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Transport Strike In Lima- Ministry Of Education Announces Class Guidelines For October 7
As the transport workers’ strike grips Lima and Callao, public anxiety has surged over disruptions in daily life — especially how students would attend school. Would classes be virtual, in-person, or suspended entirely on October 7? The Ministry of Education (Minedu) has issued a statement, and both parents and teachers…
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October 7- Will Schools Be Suspended For Angamos Battle Holiday? Here’s What Minedu Confirms
When a national holiday approaches, many students, parents, and teachers are left wondering: Will classes be suspended? In Peru, October 8 commemorates the historic Battle of Angamos, a key date in the War of the Pacific. But what about the day before? Does October 7 see school closures? According to…
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Scheduled Power Cuts In Peru Oct 5–8 — SEAL Reveals Timetables & Affected Zones You Must Know
Arequipa residents brace for disruptions: the South West Electric Company (SEAL) has announced scheduled power outages from October 5 to 8 across various districts. These planned cuts are intended for maintenance and network reinforcement, but they will undoubtedly cause inconvenience to households, businesses, and critical services. SEAL urges citizens to…
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Between Progress And Neglect- The Women’s Rights Paradox In Peru
In Peru, women’s rights stand at a crossroads — a nation with strong laws and political representation, yet riddled with inequality and neglect. On one hand, women hold visible positions in parliament, ministries, and community organizations. On the other, millions still struggle for basic access to healthcare, education, safety, and…
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Key October–November Talks With Chile And Peru To Redefine Global Partnerships
India is preparing for two major trade negotiations with Chile and Peru, set to take place in October and November 2025. These discussions are designed to deepen cooperation, modernize trade pacts, and enhance India’s presence in Latin America. Both countries are crucial trade partners, especially for sectors like minerals, automotive…
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Color Of Hockey- How Peru Is Building Bridges On The International Hockey Stage
In a historic and inspiring moment for ice hockey in Peru, the country’s men’s national team made its debut at the 2025 Amerigol LATAM Cup and proudly took home the silver medal in Men’s Division III. This achievement has become a turning point for Peruvian sports, not only igniting passion…
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Engine Shutdown On October 6- Which Lima Transport Companies Will Join The Strike?
Anger and grief struck Lima’s transport sector after the murder of Daniel José Cedeño Alfonso, a bus driver from Lipetsa (Los Triángulos), in San Juan de Miraflores. Assailants on a motorcycle reportedly shot him while he was at work. In protest, transport unions have ordered a 24-hour “engine shutdown” on…
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Meet Peru’s Next Football Hope- Felipe Chávez & Philipp Eisele Aim To Conquer Elite Leagues
In the ever-competitive world of European football, two Peruvian-heritage young stars are making waves. Felipe Chávez—recently called up to Peru’s senior national team—and Philipp Eisele are both playing in Germany, representing Bayern Munich and Eintracht Frankfurt respectively. At just 18 years old, they carry dual identities, lofty ambitions, and the…