#peru

#peru

Pope Leo XIV is the first North American pope, advocating for unity and community in his inaugural address.

Pope Leo XIV's election is celebrated in Latin America, especially in Peru, where he has deep ties and a history of service.

Raul Celis Lopez, a long-time journalist in Peru, was assassinated, highlighting the dangers faced by those reporting on corruption and violence.

Former president Alejandro Toledo received over 20 years in prison for accepting $35 million in bribes, highlighting corruption accountability in Peru.

Former President Toledo sentenced to 20.5 years in prison for accepting $35 million in bribes from Odebrecht for a highway project.

Ollanta Humala sentenced to 15 years for money laundering linked to Odebrecht and Venezuelan funds. Corruption continues to plague Peru's political landscape.

Peru's former first lady sought asylum after her and her husband's prison sentence for corruption and money laundering.

Colin Dodgson merges surfing passion with photography, capturing the beauty of nature and culture through his intuitive lens. His latest book explores Peru's landscapes.

Machu Picchu is rewarding but requires preparation and awareness of altitude adjustments.

Cusco's elevation can cause sickness; driving in parts of Peru may be challenging.

Peru's president suspended gold mining and imposed a curfew following the kidnapping and murder of 13 mine workers.

The discovery of 13 murdered gold miners highlights the escalating violence tied to illegal mining in Peru.

Illegal mining violence continues to threaten miners' safety in northern Peru, with recent attacks leading to mine collapses and potential casualties.

Thirteen bodies of abducted miners and security guards were discovered in a Peruvian mine, highlighting ongoing violence linked to illegal mining.

Mining in Pataz, Peru, is suspended for 30 days following the discovery of 13 dead workers kidnapped by criminal gangs.

Researchers discovered a 5,000-year-old noblewoman's remains in Caral, indicating women's significant roles in ancient Peruvian civilization.

Ancient use of vilca by Chavín people reveals its role in reinforcing social hierarchies over 1,000 years before the Wari empire.

A pre-Inca tomb containing 24 individuals believed to have died in conflict has been discovered, highlighting the cultural practices of the Chuquibamba (Aruni) culture.

Mario Vargas Llosa, a Nobel Prize-winning author, has died at 89, leaving a significant literary legacy and prompting national mourning in Peru.

Mario Vargas Llosa, a renowned novelist and political thinker, profoundly influenced perceptions of Peru's socio-political landscape through his acclaimed literary works.

Mario Vargas Llosa's political ambition was fueled by a passion for moral causes and the excitement of life's experiences.

Climate change poses a legal challenge as a Peruvian farmer seeks accountability from RWE for flood risks linked to glacier melt.

The drying of Lake Contonga is attributed to mining activities and climate change, severely affecting local water resources in the Peruvian Andes.

The UN committee calls for Peru to compensate victims of forced sterilization, labeling the acts potentially as crimes against humanity.

Brazil aims to secure a second consecutive Nations League victory after a challenging qualifying period, facing Peru amidst pressure for improved performance.

Lightning tragically killed a player during a football match in Peru, highlighting the dangers of severe weather in outdoor sports.