Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th March, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Schools in Lima and Callao return to in-person classes today after virtual learning debates.

The dollar drops again, nearing three point forty soles; what’s driving this change?

The Ministry of Energy reports progress on the Camisea gas pipeline repairs at fifty-two percent.

Concerns rise as fuel shortages persist in Lima, with prices soaring by twenty-seven point seven percent.

The judiciary sentences former officials from GORE Callao to prison for collusion in a festival scandal.

Pentagon warns of an intense day of attacks in Iran amid ongoing Middle East tensions.

Trump threatens to retaliate against Iran if oil shipping is disrupted in the Strait of Hormuz.

Alfredo Bryce Echenique, renowned Peruvian writer, passes away at the age of eighty-seven.

Dionisio Romero University launches with an online education model and regional expansion plans.

Free cancer screenings are available this March; find out how to access these vital exams.

Health authorities urge parents to vaccinate their children against the measles outbreak.

A major earthquake rattles the U.S.; details on magnitude and epicenter are emerging.

The stock market rises as oil prices fall, following Trump’s announcement about the Iran conflict.

New Samsung Galaxy Buds4 arrive with enhanced sound and impressive battery life.

Alessia Rovegno addresses rumors about her relationship and future plans for motherhood.

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