Peru
Peru’s New President Dina Boluarte Faces Inquiry As Violent Clashes Kill 40 People In Country
Peru's attorney general announced on Tuesday that it is opening up an investigation into President Dina Boluarte and members of her Cabinet on genocide charges.
Peru Bans Former Bolivian President Evo Morales As Unrest Continues
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has been barred by Peru from entering the country on Monday, after his statements sympathetic to the ouster and arrest of former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo.
At Least 17 People Were In Anti-Government Protests In Southern Peru Demanding Early Elections
More than 17 people died in one day in the city of Juliaca in the Southern region of Peru as protests in the country calling for the release of Pedro Castillo turn violent.
Canada Asks Citizens To Avoid Non-Essential Travel To Peru As Protestors Clash With Authorities In Attempted Airport Takeover
The Canadian government on Monday warned its citizens against all non-essential travel to Peru as protests in the country against the government continue to escalate further.
After Short Christmas Break, Protests In Peru Against President Dina Boluarte Government Continues
Protests in Peru have resumed on Wednesday after a short Christmas break, with many still looking for the release of ousted President Pedro Castillo and the resignation of Dina Boluarte.
Ousted Peruvian President Pedro Castillo Calls Arrest ‘Political Revenge’ Amid Countrywide Protests
Pedro Castillo, the ousted President of Peru, has asked judges on Wednesday for his release from detention as he calls the charges being levied against him as "political revenge."
Proposed Peruvian Law To Strip Indigenous People Of Protection As Locals Deal With Decades Of Oil-Related Neglect
A new proposed law on Friday suggests the removal of protections from isolated indigenous tribes in Peru's part of the Amazon rainforest.
Six Generals In Peru Accused Of Corruption Arrested As Government Continues Probe On Former President Castillo
Six generals who were implicated in an alleged scheme by ousted President Pedro Castillo to illegally promote members of the armed forces were arrested Monday in a "mega-operations" led by the attorney general.
Peru Protesters’ Anger Increases As Dina Boluarte Appoints Defense Minister As New PM In Latest Cabinet Shuffle
Peru's newly-installed President Dina Boluarte has reshuffled her cabinet again on Wednesday, as she appoints her defense minister as the new Prime Minister of the country.
3 Best Places To Celebrate Christmas In Latin America
If you're thinking of spending Christmas outside of the city or your suburban home, here are three places in Latin America where you can celebrate the holidays with your loved ones.
Mexico Grants Asylum To Peru's Ousted-President Pedro Castillo's Family: Report
The family of Peru's ousted President Pedro Castillo was granted asylum by Mexico on Tuesday, as diplomat tensions between the countries continue.
Tourists Stuck In Peru Evacuated Via Helicopter As Protests In Provinces Continue
As protests and instability continue to increase in Peru, the country's tourism board revealed on Monday that they had to airlift and evacuate tourists out of Machu Picchu due to the protests.
Instability In Peru Continues As Protests, Violence Intensify Due To Government Dissatisfaction
The new government of Peru and President Dina Boluarte is having a deep political crisis as the protests against the government and Congress continues by many marginalized people.
Peru's Dina Boluarte Rejects Quit Calls, Demands Congress Hasten Elections
Peru's embattled President Dina Boluarte said Saturday she would not step down in the face of violent protests over her predecessor's ouster as she called on lawmakers to bring forward elections as a way to quell unrest.
Peru's New Government Declares State Of Emergency Amid Protests And Political Crisis
The Peruvian government has declared a state of emergency on Wednesday as protests from the masses over the ouster of Pedro Castillo as president continue to escalate.
Peru's Andahuaylas City Protests Against New Government, Airport Shuts Down
Rural supporters of deposed Peruvian President Pedro Castillo have intensified their protests against the government on Monday.
Teen Killed in Protests Against Peru's New Leader
Protests against Peru's new government turned deadly this weekend, with a teenager killed as police clashed with angry demonstrators calling for a national strike, fresh elections and the release of detained former president Pedro Castillo.
Protests Fail to Deter Peru's New Leader from Swearing In New Cabinet
Peru's new leader Dina Boluarte unveiled a new cabinet Saturday as street protests pressed on seeking new elections after Pedro Castillo's removal as president.
Peru President Impeached For Rebellion, Boluarte Takes Over
Ex-President Pedro Castillo has been arrested and is facing charges of rebellion for threatening to dissolve Congress.
Dina Boluarte Is Peru's New President After Predecessor's Arrest
The South American country's first-ever woman leader asked the opposition for a truce as she tried to end the turmoil sparked by Pedro Castillo, who had attempted to dissolve parliament and rule by decree.
Peru's Congress Impeaches, Sacks President Pedro Castillo After Dissolution Decree
Castillo became the third president since 2018 to be sacked under the "moral incapacity" provision in the constitution.
Mexican Woman Who Traveled To Peru For A Date Gets Killed, Her Organs Harvested By Boyfriend
A Mexican woman who traveled to Peru for a date was killed and dismembered by her online boyfriend.
LATAM Airplane Hits Vehicle On Runway, Catches Fire At Airport In Lima
A Peruvian airbus ran into a firetruck as it took off from Lima’s International airport Friday afternoon.
What's In A Ceviche? Learn About The Origins And Popularity Of The Savory Seafood Dish
Ceviche, a chilled raw fish stew, generally pertains to the technique of softening fish or meat in vinegar, citrus and spices.
Fish Demand In Latin America Notably Increasing With China Fishing Activities
China's fishing activities have reportedly grown greater on foreign waters, raising concerns in Latin America.
Violence Between Police and Protesters Escalate In Peru As Calls For President’s Resignation Grows
Thousands of protesters gather in Lima, Peru on Saturday to call for the resignation of President Pedro Castillo, who has been implicated in a number of corruption allegations that resulted in at least two impeachment attempts against him.
Peru President Unable To Attend Colombian President Inauguration Due To Corruption Complaint
Peruvian president Pedro Castillo will not be available to attend Colombian president Gustavo Petro's inauguration after it was denied by Congress due to his various scandals.
Human Rights Court Urges Peru Not To Release Jailed Former President Alberto Fujimori
Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori's release was ordered to be "refrained" by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
Series Of Raids Vs. Smugglers Yields Mummified Remains, Shrunken Heads, Over 400 Ancient Artifacts
A Turkish government raid on two houses in the Izmir province on Monday yielded over four hundred historical artifacts, including 18th-Century oil paintings and shrunken heads from Peru.
Two Doses Of Sinopharm Found To Be Only 50.4% Effective Against COVID In Peru
The Sinopharm vaccine was found to provide low protection to frontliners in Peru according to a study. A third booster show may be needed to help improve protection against COVID-19.