The vast Amazon Rainforest is home to some of the world’s most isolated Indigenous peoples—groups living in voluntary isolation, untouched by mainstream society. Yet in both Brazil and Peru the protection of these uncontacted tribes is faltering. The result isn’t just tragic for the tribes themselves—it places the future of…
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Australia Reviews New Air Agreements With Colombia, Peru, And Saudi Arabia
Australia is taking a big step toward improving its global air connections. The Joint Standing Committee on Treaties (JSCOT) is reviewing three important air service agreements with Colombia, Peru, and Saudi Arabia. These agreements could make it easier for airlines to operate between Australia and these countries, encouraging more travel,…
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Peru’s Top 3 Mining Projects In 2025 – Zafranal, Pampa Del Pongo, Trapiche
Peru is a country rich in minerals like copper, gold, and silver, making mining a key part of its economy. In recent years, the government and private companies have been working on several major mining projects to boost production and create jobs. Among these, three projects stand out due to…
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Peru To Close All Zoos By 2035 — Inspired By Argentina’s Progressive Wildlife Model
The Peruvian government has unveiled a landmark proposal to shut down all zoos across the country within the next 10 years. The plan is part of a broader effort to promote animal welfare, conservation, and ethical treatment of wildlife. Inspired by Argentina’s successful transition to wildlife-focused “eco-parks,” Peru’s reform seeks…
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Peru’s Youth Protesters Defy State Of Emergency, Vow To Keep Marching
Peru’s Gen Z–led movement is refusing to back down in the face of a 30-day state of emergency imposed in Lima and Callao. The measure, introduced by President José Jerí, grants the military and police expanded powers, restricts freedom of movement and assembly, and is being justified as a response…
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Peru’s Avocado Campaign Wins Over China With Record Sales And Views
Avocado Campaign: Peru has started a major national campaign to promote its avocados across China. The initiative, led by Promperú, aims to strengthen the country’s presence in one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing fruit markets. With rising global demand for avocados, this campaign is designed to boost sales, awareness,…
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Young Peruvians Rise Up- Generation Z Demands Legislative Action On Crime And Corruption
Generation Z activists from across Peru have taken to the streets to demand legislative reforms that tackle the twin crises of corruption and rising crime. After the government declared a 30-day state of emergency in Lima and Callao—deploying the military to support police and limiting freedom of movement—the protests intensified…
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Protecting Stingless Bees Of The Peruvian Amazon
Stingless bees—those native to the Amazon and classified in the tribe Meliponini—play a crucial role in the rainforest ecosystem. They help pollinate native trees, medicinal plants, and crops essential to Indigenous communities. In the Peruvian Amazon, these native bees are closely tied to the cultural and ecological fabric of forest…
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Military And Police Patrol Streets Of Lima Under Emergency Decree
Residents in Lima, Peru’s capital, woke up to see more soldiers and police patrolling the streets after new President José Jerí declared a 30-day state of emergency to fight the country’s growing crime crisis. This major move, announced in late October 2025, suspended several civil rights and placed the city…
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Urgent Action In Peru- 30-Day State Of Emergency In Lima As President José Jerí Takes On The Crime Surge
Peru’s new president, José Jerí, has taken a bold and immediate step to address the country’s worsening security situation. On October 21, 2025, the government declared a 30-day state of emergency across Lima and the nearby province of Callao. This decision allows the armed forces to assist police in maintaining…