Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st July, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Keiko Fujimori discusses the impact of overseas voting on her presidential campaign in Peru.

Venezuelan journalist highlights the dire situation in La Guaira after recent earthquakes.

Lima's electoral board rules Rafael López Aliaga's candidacy for deputy mayor is invalid.

President Balcázar addresses the boundary law dispute between Moquegua and Tacna.

Three potential cabinet leaders emerge as Keiko Fujimori prepares for her presidency.

Former Callao mayor Juan Sotomayor passes away at 72, leaving a significant political legacy.

NASA announces plans for new lunar missions, aiming to establish a permanent base by 2028.

Over 1,400 lives lost in Venezuela due to earthquakes, as humanitarian aid mobilizes.

Minsa reports over a thousand people received free tuberculosis screenings in Huaycán.

More than 102,000 doses of VRS vaccine arrive to protect pregnant women and newborns.

Dengue prevention efforts ramp up in Huarmey as local institutions unite for community support.

"To live longer in good health, we must return to our grandmothers' advice," experts say.

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