Peru News in English

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

José María Balcázar emphasizes the need to strengthen efforts against urban insecurity.

SNMPE warns that Congress's mining concession bill could fuel illegal mining invasions.

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake shakes Lima, marking the third tremor in the region.

The government will allocate over 500 million soles to state-owned Petroperú, says Minem.

CIDH criticizes the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling that annulled Daniel Urresti's conviction.

Congress's SAC approves a constitutional complaint against Dina Boluarte and Juan Santiváñez.

Miralles calls for an investigation into the Brunella Horna case in her final interview as premier.

JNJ confirms Pablo Sánchez will not continue as supreme prosecutor, citing non-ratification.

The National Infrastructure Plan excludes the Metro Line 3 and Callao Anteport project.

Indecopi fines Cinemark nearly one million soles for copyright violations.

The government cancels general elections in the Middle East due to ongoing conflict.

Iran's response to Israeli attacks escalates the energy crisis and shakes the oil market.

Trump claims the U.S. doesn't need the Strait of Hormuz for security, warning NATO of consequences.

Oil prices surge following attacks on Iran's production facilities.

The UK investigates a meningitis B outbreak with 20 cases reported, enhancing health responses.

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