Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th February, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Renewal Popular seeks extraordinary session to discuss motions against Jerí, gathering 79 signatures.

Peru recalls thousands of cancer medications due to contamination, disrupting vital treatments.

Chimbote court imposes nine months of preventive detention on parents of a murdered baby.

U.S. Health Secretary admits to using cocaine in a restroom, causing a stir in the media.

Trump hosts Netanyahu at the White House, reaffirming efforts for a nuclear deal with Iran.

Delcy Rodríguez promises to organize free and fair elections in Venezuela, raising hopes.

Sergio Peña responds sharply to online criticism about his girlfriend, calling it ignorant.

A surgeon discusses prostate cancer risks, urging men to stay informed about tests and treatments.

Amazon enhances Kindle Scribe, transforming it from a reading tool into a productivity device.

Pichanaqui reports two imported malaria cases from Ucayali, raising health concerns.

Kevin Ortega and Alejandro Villanueva face penalties after controversial call in Universitario match.

ElevenLabs launches new features for enhanced audio experiences, exciting tech enthusiasts.

A new store opens in Peru, featuring a modern three-story format from Falabella.

Chinese entrepreneurs intensify scrutiny on José Jerí in Congress, complicating his position.

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