Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th January, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

The United States approves a new naval base project in Callao, investing 1.5 billion dollars.

Peru's government extends the state of emergency in Lima and Callao for another 30 days.

Universitario transfers César Inga to Sporting Kansas City in a multi-million dollar deal.

Arriola calls the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling on minors being tried as adults a grave setback.

Israel questions the composition of the peace council in Gaza amid ongoing tensions.

Peru issues a warning on paracetamol after over 2,600 reports of adverse reactions.

Five men are arrested in Callao for allegedly kidnapping a worker over a ransom demand.

The judiciary orders 36 months of preventive detention for suspected members of 'Los Méxicanos'.

A historic ruling in Peru results in over 30 years of prison for slavery-related crimes.

Maduro faces harsh conditions in prison, enduring freezing temperatures and power outages.

Over 1,345 political prisoners in Venezuela, with reports of children detained for celebrating Maduro's capture.

Indecopi fines Saga Falabella over 20,000 soles for issues with refurbished iPhones.

New shopping centers are set to open in Peru by 2026, promising economic growth.

BTS announces their return to Peru, with pre-sale tickets available via Ticketmaster.

Experts share tips on how to strengthen your child's brain in just 12 weeks.

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