Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd February, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

El Niño phenomenon is active in Peru, with warnings of worsening conditions ahead.

President José María Balcázar starts his term facing a 63% rejection rate from the public.

EsSalud issues a Yellow Alert across all facilities due to heavy rainfall this season.

Keiko Fujimori warns of immediate censure against Balcázar if he intervenes with the central bank.

A nightclub owner was tragically murdered outside his establishment in San Juan de Lurigancho.

Eighty-six countries sign a historic agreement on artificial intelligence, marking a global milestone.

China unveils the LightGen photonic processor, claiming it's 100 times more powerful than Nvidia's A100.

Kenyi Succar announces he has beaten cancer and will resume his music career soon.

The Ministry of Health alerts about hand, foot, and mouth disease, urging hygiene measures for schools.

A new residential and commercial project will connect directly to Lima's Metro system.

Leslie Shaw responds to a legal summons, stating she is not worried at all.

Alianza Lima secures third place in the South American Volleyball Club Championship with a 3-1 victory.

Minsa announces a significant change in the vaccination calendar to improve public health.

Hospital Almenara launches a hydration kit with natural drinks for children, replacing energy drinks.

Pablo Zevallos discusses the ideological nature of organized crime in a recent interview.

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