Peruvian and Colombian authorities have delivered a major breakthrough in the fight against criminal violence in the gold mining frontier. Miguel Antonio Rodríguez Díaz, alias “Cuchillo” (Knife), has been arrested in Medellín, Colombia, and is believed to be the main suspect in the kidnapping and murder of 13 miners in…
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Ecuador And Peru Strengthen Diplomatic Relations In High-Level Bilateral Meeting
In a major step toward reinforcing regional cooperation and diplomatic trust, the Foreign Affairs Ministers of Ecuador and Peru held a bilateral meeting in Quito aimed at deepening political, economic, and security collaboration. The dialogue marked an important milestone in the lead-up to the 17th Peru–Ecuador Binational Cabinet, which will…
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After Massacre, Peru Apprehends Alleged Leader Of Illegal Mining Killings
Peruvian and Colombian authorities have delivered a major breakthrough in the fight against criminal violence in the gold mining frontier. Miguel Antonio Rodríguez Díaz, alias “Cuchillo” (Knife), has been arrested in Medellín, Colombia, and is believed to be the main suspect in the kidnapping and murder of 13 miners in…
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Gunmen Wound Four Members Of Peru’s Cumbia Band In Backstage Shooting
In a shocking attack that has rattled Peru’s music world, gunmen opened fire behind the stage, wounding multiple members of the beloved cumbia band Agua Marina. The incident unfolded during a concert in Chorrillos, Lima, inside a military venue, and the assailants fled on a motorcycle, authorities say. Speculation is…
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Historic Return- Chile Sends Back Pre-Columbian Artifacts To Peru
In a gesture of cultural diplomacy steeped in historical justice, Chile has repatriated 19 archaeological artifacts to Peru, returning them during a formal ceremony at Chile’s National Historical Museum. These pre-Columbian pieces—ranging from ceramics and textiles to fragments woven from camelid fiber and cotton—trace their origins to ancient Andean civilizations…
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Peru Keeps Interest Rate At Three-Year Low As Political Turmoil Deepens
In its October meeting, Peru’s central bank opted to keep its benchmark interest rate at 4.25%, the lowest level seen in three years. This decision comes amid muted inflation and a mounting political storm that threatens to unsettle markets, investment, and economic momentum. In this article, we explore the reasoning…
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Four of Peru’s Natural Wonders Named Among the World’s Top 100 Green Destinations
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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Peru Faces Blueberry Glut As Prices Drop And Exports Slow
The much-heralded Peruvian blueberry boom is showing signs of strain. As export volumes soar and prices decline sharply, the industry is confronting the harsh reality of oversupply, market saturation, and intensifying competition. Peru’s growers and exporters now face a critical inflection point: scale no longer guarantees profit. Below, we delve…