Peru News in English

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

Sánchez stands firm with Antauro, discusses Velarde's succession at BCR, and pushes for Castillo's pardon.

Lima's Metro Lines 3 and 4 are set to transform transport, moving over seven million people daily.

Two candidates vie for ONPE chief after passing knowledge evaluations, shaping Peru's electoral future.

Tragic news as gunmen assassinate Víctor Hugo Febre, the mayor of Veintiséis de Octubre, leaving two injured.

Petroperú and ProInversión announce extraordinary measures and financial mechanisms from the Executive.

Invermet terminates contract with DISAMART due to delays in Campo de Marte construction projects.

Presidential debate dates and topics announced as Fujimori and Sánchez prepare for the second round.

Surco's mayor, Carlos Bruce, sparks controversy after using a stun gun on his advisor, calling it voluntary.

Keiko Fujimori reveals strategy to mobilize 100,000 poll workers for complete election coverage.

César Acuña confirms he will not run in regional and municipal elections, citing 25 years in politics.

Bolivia's political landscape shifts as protests erupt, prompting government reorganizations to address unrest.

Gavi activates response mechanisms to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.

Minsa strengthens measles vaccination efforts at INSN Breña to protect children across the country.

Over 260,000 new cars hit Peru's roads in under a year and a half, marking a historic automotive boom.

Ignacio Buse expresses gratitude to Peru after his epic comeback to reach the semifinals in Hamburg.

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