Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th June, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Antifujimorismo gains momentum as Peru approaches the crucial runoff election.

JNE faces scrutiny for hiring inadequate personnel to oversee electoral processes.

ONPE begins transporting electoral materials to voting locations in Lima and Callao.

Peruvian citizens in Oceania and Asia cast their votes in the presidential runoff.

A 4.8 magnitude earthquake strikes Callao, Peru, according to IGP reports.

Over 45,000 military personnel deployed to ensure security during the electoral runoff.

Voting hours for the second round of elections today are now available for public inquiry.

Piura court issues 18-month preventive detention for suspects in mayor's murder case.

Francisco Sagasti encourages voters to consider which candidate offers better protection.

U.S. downs two Iranian drones threatening shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz.

Cencosud acquires a major shopping center in Colombia for 125 million dollars.

Minsa issues alert over potential measles outbreak amid community transmission risks.

Peru's national women's team earns a valuable draw against Argentina in the Nations League.

San Martín leads national efforts in preventing and controlling STIs, HIV, and hepatitis.

Minsa advises public to seek medical attention for symptoms like cough and fever.

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