Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th June, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

A devastating earthquake in Venezuela leaves at least 164 dead and significant damage reported.

Keiko Fujimori takes a decisive lead in the Peruvian elections as results approach 100 percent.

Fernando Rospigliosi is accused of trying to block reconsideration of the impunity law in Congress.

The National Jury of Elections announces a date to proclaim Peru's new president after resolving appeals.

Evo Morales challenges the Bolivian government, threatening to take over power plants amid blackouts.

Francia confirms its first Ebola case, raising concerns as a doctor returns from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Cencosud strengthens its position by acquiring a premium supermarket chain in Brazil.

Marruecos defeats Haiti 4-2, advancing to the knockout stage of the World Cup 2026.

Adrián Quiroz returns to Universitario de Deportes as a new reinforcement for the team.

The Ministry of Health deploys ten intercultural brigades to combat whooping cough in indigenous communities.

More than 79,000 doses of respiratory infection vaccines arrive in Peru for infants.

The Pan American Health Organization releases a guide to help journalists combat vaccine misinformation.

Ayacucho's health network eliminates potential dengue mosquito breeding sites, removing two tons of waste.

Japan experiences a 6.9 magnitude earthquake, prompting tsunami warnings across the Pacific region.

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