Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th December, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Roel Alva and García Belaúnde express disappointment over the annulment of Acción Popular's primary elections.

The Ancón Industrial Park project is awarded, promising 120,000 jobs and Peru’s first dry port.

Joshua Huamán sentenced to 30 years for the femicide of nurse Kimberlit Tapia, ordered to pay civil reparations.

Chile begins its significant presidential election, focusing on security and immigration issues.

Alianza Lima crowned champions of the Women's League after a thrilling 5-3 aggregate victory over Universitario.

Police conduct a major operation, detaining over 1,500 foreigners across various regions.

The dollar's value drops significantly in Peru, raising questions about future investments.

Tottus opens a new supermarket in North Lima, expanding its national presence to 58 stores.

A tragic shooting at Brown University leaves at least two dead and several critically injured.

Bolivia's president vows consequences for those who "stole" from the country after the arrest of Luis Arce.

Samsung invests in AI technology for its TVs, enhancing the audiovisual experience.

Peru featured in NASA's 2026 scientific calendar, available for download now.

The H3N2 flu strain poses no pandemic risk, according to specialists, but symptoms should be monitored.

Flamengo defeats Pyramids 2-0, advancing to the final of the Intercontinental Cup.

John Cena bids farewell to WWE after over two decades in the wrestling spotlight.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!