Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th January, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Approval ratings for President José Jerí drop to 51 percent, continuing a downward trend.

Javier Rabanal reflects on Universitario's performance despite their loss to Sport Boys.

The JEE finds Carlos Álvarez may have omitted crucial information from his resume.

JNJ summons Delia Espinoza for a hearing regarding her failure to reinstate Patricia Benavides.

Wildfires in Chile have claimed at least 18 lives, prompting emergency measures from the government.

Iran and the United States escalate tensions with accusations and threats exchanged.

Heavy rains in Peru prompt alerts as multiple regions face flooding and severe weather.

President Jerí announces new law against extortion and hitmen to take effect by Monday.

Former President Juan Manuel Santos reveals Trump proposed invading Venezuela in 2017.

Over 1,300 political prisoners in Venezuela, with children detained for celebrating Maduro's capture.

Indecopi fines Saga Falabella over twenty thousand soles for issues with refurbished iPhones.

Scientists achieve 430 terabits per second in fiber optics, hinting at future 7G research.

A two-year-old boy dies from a heart attack after developing flu-like symptoms from a rare disease.

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