Peru News in English

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

Peru's electoral chief resigns amid allegations of irregularities in the first round of voting.

JNE reports that special electoral juries have not received all contested ballots from the elections.

Keiko Fujimori demands the resignation of Piero Corvetto and suggests changes for the upcoming runoff.

Donald Trump extends the ceasefire with Iran until a proposal for an agreement is presented.

Marcobre becomes the first mine in Peru to operate using 5G technology for improved efficiency.

Movistar leads mobile coverage in Peru, outperforming competitors in download speed and service.

A 4.9 magnitude earthquake strikes Junín, Peru, with reports of tremors felt across the region.

Iran declares the Strait of Hormuz "totally open" despite ongoing ceasefire conditions in the region.

A 7.5 magnitude earthquake rocks Japan, triggering a tsunami alert and concerns for coastal regions.

Dengue cases surge by 400% in Morropón, Piura, raising alarms about public health in the area.

The government of Loreto launches a vaccination campaign against HPV to protect over 54,000 schoolchildren.

New images reveal delays in the electoral material transfer, with ONPE facing scrutiny for its handling.

Ransa reportedly in the process of sale, with potential buyers emerging as interest grows.

Universitario officially announces the departure of Javier Rabanal amid a crisis within the team.

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