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…
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…
On September 3, 2025, a Peruvian court handed former President Alejandro Toledo a new sentence of 13 years and four months in prison for money laundering, marking his second major conviction tied to the sprawling Odebrecht corruption scandal. This verdict intensifies Peru’s ongoing reckoning with political graft and adds to…