Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th February, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Government approves legal defense funding for José Jerí amid illegal sponsorship and influence trafficking probe.

Fifty allied nations, including Peru, gather in the U.S. to redefine global mineral control against China.

Peru set to become a key religious tourism destination with the upcoming visit of Pope León XIV.

Presidency confirms Chinese businessman Zhihua Yang visited the Government Palace but did not meet José Jerí.

Flights at Jorge Chávez Airport were canceled for an hour due to radar system failures.

State of emergency declared for 60 days in over 170 districts due to heavy rains across the country.

Reniec launches free campaigns for processing electronic ID cards nationwide.

Digemid orders the withdrawal of a batch of ferrous sulfate tablets after critical quality control results.

CPI survey reveals leading candidates for the upcoming presidential elections in Peru.

Julio Velarde hints at staying longer at the BCR amid concerns over price stability despite low inflation.

Savannah Guthrie pleads for proof of life for her kidnapped mother and demands dialogue with captors.

Youna shares alarming news about her aggressive cancer diagnosis and issues a health fundraising call.

Peruvian banks report record profits of 14 billion soles while maintaining high consumer interest rates.

New Community Center in Lima will feature 18,500 square meters and stores like Wong and Dollarcity.

Ariadna Vargas Llosa, granddaughter of the famous author, announced as a candidate for Miss Peru-USA 2026.

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