Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th June, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

JNJ accepts Amparo Ortega's resignation from the ONPE leadership contest, leaving one candidate.

The Peruvian government authorizes humanitarian aid donations for Venezuela amid ongoing crises.

Venezuela earthquake updates: casualties, injuries, and the latest news on the disaster today.

Pride March takes place in Lima, with citizens advocating for LGBTI+ rights and visibility.

Roberto Sánchez left without a congressional seat after failing to receive his deputy credential.

Congress plans new payment proposals for CAS workers, emphasizing sustainability in benefits.

A march for "Defense of the Vote" took place in Lima, led by Roberto Sánchez and supporters.

Lima's municipality restricts vehicle traffic in the Historic Center due to upcoming mobilizations.

The JEE Lima Centro 1 announces results of the presidential runoff, with Fujimori set to receive credentials.

The impact of the coastal El Niño includes heat, crop damage, and heavy rainfall in Peru.

U.S. attacks near Ormuz, prompting Iran to respond against bases in Bahrain and Kuwait.

A baby trapped for 32 hours under rubble is rescued in Venezuela following the recent earthquake.

Pope expresses gratitude to those aiding Venezuela after the devastating earthquakes.

Samsung launches The Frame model for hotels at HITEC 2026, showcasing innovative technology.

In sports, England defeats Panama 2-0, securing the top spot in Group L of the World Cup.

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