Engie Energía Perú has received government approval to launch community engagement for the 300MW Quipu Wind Project. On October 1, 2025, the energy authorities approved the project’s Public Participation Plan tied to its Semi-Detailed Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA-sd). This unlocks formal workshops, public hearings, and structured information sessions with residents…
The Zebras football team gave their best effort in a tough sectional game against Peru, a well-known powerhouse in high school football. Fans hoped the Zebras could pull off a surprise win, but the game showed they still have work to do. Although the team played with determination, Peru’s experience,…
The Slough Bridge in Peru, Illinois is the only road link to the city’s Illinois River boat ramp, so any closure affects anglers, paddlers, emergency access, and weekend traffic. After decades of service, the span shows age-related deterioration (corrosion, paint loss, and section wear). Routine checks have tightened weight and…
In recent months, the Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan-origin transnational criminal syndicate, has dramatically expanded its grip inside Peru’s prison system. From imposing internal codes to orchestrating extortion outside the walls, the gang is turning overcrowded penitentiaries into strongholds. The rapid rise of Venezuelan inmates, combined with weak institutional control,…
The World Travel Awards (WTA) Latin America Gala Ceremony 2025 took place at the AVA Resort Cancún on 27 September 2025, bringing together the region’s leading brands in travel and hospitality. Judges recognized standout achievements across destinations, airlines, hotels, resorts, attractions and sustainability—confirming Mexico, Peru, and Chile as this year’s…
A shocking crime that horrified Argentina has taken a major turn. The man accused of planning the triple femicide of three young women in Buenos Aires has been arrested and jailed in Peru. Authorities say he will remain in prison while Argentina requests his extradition to face trial. This tragic…
Peru is leaning hard on public–private partnerships (PPP/APP) to close infrastructure gaps. In 2025 the government prioritized big-ticket concessions—especially irrigation megaprojects and urban water/sanitation—to boost food security, resilience, and growth. The pipeline now features multi-billion-dollar water transfers and a wave of PTAR (wastewater) and desalination projects, plus airports, roads, and…
With Peru heading toward general elections on April 12, 2026, the OECD is cautioning that mounting political uncertainty could erode recent economic gains. The organization’s latest assessment highlights that while Peru’s macro fundamentals remain comparatively solid, prolonged instability can delay private investment, slow job creation, and weaken momentum just as…
Lima’s mayor, Rafael López Aliaga, is celebrating after Brookfield Asset Management announced it would dissolve Rutas de Lima, the concessionaire that manages key toll corridors around Peru’s capital. City Hall framed the development as a “triumph for drivers”, arguing that years of civic pressure and legal action against what it…
Peru has moved decisively to accelerate its green hydrogen rollout. The Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) published Ministerial Resolution No. 314-2025-MINEM/DM on October 2, 2025, releasing the draft regulation of Law 31992 (the Green Hydrogen Promotion Law) and opening a 15-calendar-day public consultation. The measure is designed to unlock…