Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th April, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

López Aliaga offers S/ 20 thousand for evidence of fraud during the vote count.

Balcázar responds to the U.S. ambassador's complaint over delayed aircraft purchases.

ONPE assists Roberto Sánchez amid allegations of phantom votes in the election.

Iran opens the Strait of Hormuz under conditions while Lebanon observes a ceasefire.

Peru's JNE chief admits to irregularities during the recent elections.

The Congress grants a vote of confidence to the Arroyo cabinet amid security concerns.

Donald Trump calls for a halt to Israeli bombings in Lebanon following a ceasefire.

Chile conducts its first expulsion flight for irregular migrants under the new government.

A young man from Villa El Salvador learns English and earns a full scholarship to MIT.

The Chankas maintain their lead in the Apertura Tournament with a 2-0 victory over Atlético Grau.

Cienciano remains the only Peruvian club unbeaten in international tournaments.

Minsa distributes over 340 thousand doses of measles vaccines in Puno.

The CDC enhances cancer hospital records with regional participation.

Minsa issues guidelines on recognizing and preventing hand, foot, and mouth disease.

A special commission monitors progress in uterine cancer prevention and control.

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