Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st April, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Presidential debate 2026 takes center stage today with twelve candidates participating.

Keiko Fujimori proposes a truce with Rafael López Aliaga for a second round.

Police reveal why they can't capture Vladimir Cerrón despite his public appearances.

Mayor Reggiardo announces the Lima-Chosica train is ready to launch pending approval.

Tomás Gálvez claims the autonomy of the Public Ministry is meaningless without proper funding.

Sutran advises travelers to check road conditions due to expected rain this week.

Keiko Fujimori and Mesías Guevara engage in heated exchanges during the live debate.

Eighty-two percent of Beca 18-2026 winners will study in their home regions.

Montoya files a disciplinary complaint against Judge Chávez Támariz for ignoring laws on humanity.

Revolut receives a license to operate as a bank in Peru, awaiting next steps.

Trump predicts U.S. withdrawal from Iran will happen in two to three weeks.

Israel announces plans to take control of southern Lebanon amid escalating bombings.

Cuba welcomes a sanctioned Russian tanker delivering 100,000 tons of crude oil.

Holcim finalizes the purchase of Pacasmayo, aiming for $40 million in synergies.

Alzheimer's awareness grows as board games may help stimulate memory in seniors.

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