Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st July, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Prosecutors seek authorization to initiate criminal proceedings against several prominent figures.

Peru declares a state of emergency in areas affected by a recent earthquake.

Eight-year-old boy tragically dies after being shot by police during a botched operation.

Congress passes a law imposing life sentences on military and police collaborating with organized crime.

Daniel Ortega announces the end of electoral processes in Nicaragua, stating no more elections will occur.

Trump vows retaliation against Iran following the deaths of U.S. soldiers.

A major South Korean defense company chooses Lima as its base for all of Latin America.

Petroperú reports corruption allegations regarding crude oil and biofuel purchases.

Spain ranks third globally in cyber threats, while Peru leads the region in digital threats.

A new AI technology measures spinal curvature in scoliosis patients with surgical precision.

Childhood obesity leaves lifelong consequences, warns a Spanish endocrinologist.

Barrios Altos is set for a transformation with plans for the recovery of Quinta Heeren.

Ignacio Buse wins his match in the first round of the Generali Open in Austria.

Angie Jibaja faces legal trouble after an incident at a hotel.

The school year will end early in certain regions due to El Niño risks.

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