Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th June, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Rafael López Aliaga announces he will not take his Senate seat and will run for deputy mayor of Lima.

The Sánchez party intensifies demands in Peru, calling for the annulment of overseas votes favoring Fujimori.

The Ministry of Economy justifies a ten percent bonus for CAS workers, stating fairness is essential.

The ONPE completes the vote count for the new bicameral Congress, confirming six political blocs.

Juntos por el Perú calls for a national march to defend the vote on June 19th.

The Ministry of Economy supports the inclusion of over nine billion soles in the national budget.

Prosecutors seek eight years in prison for General PNP Víctor Zanabria over injuries to civilians during protests.

Pope León XIV is set to hold a historic mass in a stunning three thousand-hectare venue in Peru.

Keiko Fujimori expands her lead over Roberto Sánchez as vote counting exceeds ninety-nine percent.

Authorities raid a police school over alleged favoritism in hiring thirty-two unqualified teachers.

Five individuals are accused of planning a drone and sniper attack at a UFC event featuring Donald Trump.

The strong El Niño phenomenon and unusual rains threaten millions in Peru, raising alarms.

Bolivia faces blockades as a caravan delivers humanitarian aid to stranded drivers on the roads.

Marcobre surpasses one hundred thirty thousand tons of copper, marking significant production growth.

The Ministry of Health reports the first case of measles in an eight-year-old child in Huánuco.

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