Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th July, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Congress suspends supplementary credit debate until July 13 after avalanche of spending requests.

El Niño could cost Peru 16 billion soles, with four regions most affected.

Transport subsidy of four soles per gallon of diesel available from July 30.

Flavio Cruz sworn in as Minister of Labor following Freddy Solano's resignation.

Jackson Mora claims innocence after arrest, as prosecutors seek 18 months of preventive detention.

France defeats Morocco 2-0 in World Cup quarter-finals, advancing to semifinals.

President Balcázar calls for permanent dialogue with Keiko Fujimori for the nation's benefit.

UN experts' report reignites debate on Pedro Castillo's release in Peru.

Congress approves incorporating crimes against humanity into the Penal Code.

Bradken establishes Peru as its South American mining production hub with a $100 million plant.

U.S. bombs Iran for the second consecutive day, as Trump ends ceasefire.

Delcy Rodríguez urges King Charles III to release Venezuelan gold for earthquake emergency.

Mario León, known as 'Armando' from 'Mil oficios', reports a homophobic attack.

Minsa implements effective strategies to combat tuberculosis in Madre de Dios region.

Ex-health minister warns of increased dengue and other diseases due to El Niño phenomenon.

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