Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th April, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

New electoral restrictions take effect today ahead of the 2026 elections in Peru.

Right-wing candidates lead the polls as Peru gears up for the presidential elections.

Electoral proposals raise concerns over high fiscal costs, according to experts.

The ONPE expects to report 60 percent of election results by midnight after the polls close.

Trump threatens Iran with military action while oil prices soar above $110 a barrel.

Keiko Fujimori calls for unity against the left in her latest campaign video.

Water cuts scheduled from April 4th to 6th affect several districts in Lima.

Iran claims to have thwarted a U.S. rescue attempt and shot down four aircraft.

Iran warns Trump that his actions could lead the U.S. into a "living hell."

The richest royal family surpasses Trump and Musk's fortunes through oil and copper.

The Artemis II mission releases the first image of the Moon's far side.

Puno's health authorities launch vaccination campaigns amid a measles outbreak.

Iquitos Hospital sets up a fever clinic due to rising dengue cases.

Experts warn that blood in stools is a critical health alert that should not be ignored.

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