Peru central bank sees economy growing 4% in January
Peru's economy likely expanded some 4% in January, the central bank's chief economist, Adrian Armas, said in a call on Friday ...
Peru’s detained ex-President Castillo ends hunger strike after four days, authorities say
Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo has ended a four-day hunger strike that he began in protest of his trial on rebellion and other charges, judicial authorities announced Friday.
AP Week in Pictures: Latin America and Caribbean
The selection was curated by AP photo editor Martín Mejía, based in Lima, Peru. Follow AP visual journalism: ...
Peru passes law critics claim will cripple NGOs
Peru's NGOs expressed their anger over a bill that seeks to tighten control over civil society organizations. The groups say ...
Facing record unpopularity and multiple disasters, Peru’s president turns to austerity and repression
Boluarte ranks as the most unpopular president in the world, and not a day goes by without corruption or political scandals ...
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Scientists make astonishing rediscovery on the fringe of the Amazon: 'Highlights its vulnerability'
Researchers found four Rio Santa Rosa mushroom tongue salamanders in 2022 — four decades after the distinctive species was ...
Peru passes law critics claim will hamper the ability of NGOs to defend human rights
Peru’s Congress has passed a controversial reform expanding the powers of a government agency which oversees international ...
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More Indigenous peoples request consultation as controversial road paves through Peru’s Amazon
An ongoing federal highway project that will cross through protected areas and Indigenous lands in Peru’s Amazon is facing ...
Peru’s detained ex-President Castillo transferred to a hospital days after starting hunger strike
Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo has been taken from prison to a hospital days after beginning a hunger strike in ...
They crossed the world to reach the US. Now deported under Trump, they're stuck in Panama
The migrants fled conflict, religious persecution, poverty and government crackdowns in countries such as Afghanistan, ...
Nixon Library highlights first ladies and their influence in the White House
Barbara Franklin, whom President Richard Nixon appointed in 1971 to spearhead an effort to bring more women into high-level ...