Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th June, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Roberto Sánchez aims for zero controversies in upcoming elections with new resources.

Pope Leo XIV will visit Peru in early November for an eight to ten-day stay.

Keiko Fujimori's party claims an irreversible lead thanks to votes from Cusco and Puno.

The MTC unveils a new spacious, air-conditioned bus model for Lima's Metropolitano.

Lima's historic center faces vehicle access closures due to ongoing protests this week.

Callao plans to implement its own Metropolitano to improve transportation and reduce congestion.

Antauro warns of potential violence if the next government rejects a Constituent Assembly.

Mining companies in Peru are projected to earn a record nine billion dollars this year.

The government intensifies efforts to mitigate the impact of the upcoming El Niño phenomenon.

Roberto Sánchez accuses manipulation of votes from Peruvians living abroad.

Petroleum prices drop following the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Today’s dollar exchange rate in Peru shows a slight fluctuation in the market.

Apple is preparing a groundbreaking iPhone for its 20th anniversary with a curved screen.

Canada thrashes Qatar six to zero in a stunning World Cup match.

Arequipa ramps up vaccination efforts against measles to improve coverage rates.

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