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…
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Zebras Fall To Peru In Sectional Showdown – Lessons From A Tough Defeat
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,…
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Peru Plans Replacement For Aging Slough Bridge
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…
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Tren de Aragua Expands Its Influence Inside Peruvian Prisons
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,…
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Peru Evacuates 1,400 Tourists From Machu Picchu As Protests Escalate
Peruvian authorities coordinated an emergency evacuation of about 1,400 tourists from the rail hub serving Machu Picchu after protests and rail blockades cut the only practical access to the citadel. Many travelers were stranded in Aguas Calientes while crews cleared debris and security forces worked to reopen sections of track.…
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Mexico, Chile, And Peru Shine As Latin America’s Leading Travel Destinations At The World Travel Awards
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…
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Peru Protests, Soccer Fan Moments, And Brazil’s Mosquito Study – Latin America This Week
This week, Latin America showed a mix of emotion, action, and hope. From protests in Peru’s capital, Lima, to the joy of a young soccer fan celebrating the FIFA U-20 World Cup, and scientists in Brazil studying mosquitos to fight dengue fever, the continent shared powerful stories. Each photo taken…
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Peru’s Fishermen Rise Up – Paita Province Paralyzed By Pota Quota Protests
In northern Peru, the coastal province of Paita has turned into a center of protests. Thousands of fishermen are blocking roads, burning tires, and demanding changes to new government fishing limits on pota, also known as jumbo squid. The protests have stopped transportation, closed schools and shops, and left many…
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Embarcadero 41 In Pembroke Pines Serves Peruvian – Japanese Fusion Dishes
When you step inside Embarcadero 41 in Pembroke Pines, you quickly feel that this is more than just a restaurant — it’s a story of family, hard work, and culture. The restaurant was started by Jorge Vidal, who moved from Peru to South Florida in 2018 with his wife Patty…
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Suspected Mastermind Of Argentina Triple Femicide Detained In Peru
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…