Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd March, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Fuerza Popular protests the S/ 17 million cost for certified copies of voter lists.

JNE chief confirms he will not attend Congress due to conflicting interests among lawmakers.

Iran retaliates against Trump by targeting U.S. energy zones amid rising tensions.

Loreto reports 300 leptospirosis cases, with alerts issued nationwide by health authorities.

Alianza Lima defeats Juan Pablo II two to zero, maintaining their lead in the Apertura.

Julio Velarde warns that changes to mining laws could harm investment in the sector.

Presidential debate organized by JNE set to begin on March 23rd, featuring candidate proposals.

Three women arrested for alleged extortion at the Central Market in Lima.

A woman fights for her life after being shot by her partner in San Martín.

Indecopi urges candidates to avoid using copyrighted characters in their electoral campaigns.

Iran strikes southern Israel again, leaving dozens injured in the latest escalation.

Tremor reported in the U.S. today, with details on magnitude and epicenter still emerging.

Middle East conflict escalates as Israel and U.S. plan intensified attacks on Iran.

Trump dismisses calls for a ceasefire in Iran, emphasizing a hardline stance.

ManpowerGroup recognized as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies for the seventeenth time.

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