Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th June, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Keiko Fujimori leads the vote count in Peru with 50.004 percent.

Roberto Sánchez's party raises concerns over electoral irregularities, but no evidence found.

The Peruvian sol strengthens as election results are awaited, impacting dollar exchange rates.

Experts warn of potential violence from radical sectors if election results are unfavorable.

Over 309,000 Peruvians abroad participated in the presidential runoff election.

The government plans to present a supplemental credit for new infrastructure projects today.

Police face backlash after an officer allegedly choked a student over a cellphone.

The Permanent Commission is granted legislative powers during the parliamentary recess.

Trump announces a preliminary peace agreement with Iran, declaring the war is over.

Astronomers discover an oceanic exoplanet 100 light-years away, key for life as we know it.

Karla seeks DNA proof from Melcochita, claiming he's being deceived about fatherhood.

The Ministry of Health warns untreated gastritis can lead to serious stomach complications.

Prostate cancer claims over ten fathers in Peru daily, highlighting the need for awareness.

Chimbote's health council emphasizes coordinated actions against tuberculosis and dengue.

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