Peru News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th July, and here’s your Peru daily news capsule.

Pedro Castillo will remain in prison as the presidential pardon request is denied.

A massive fire in Los Olivos has engulfed a cosmetics factory, raising alarms in the area.

Keiko Fujimori vows not to eliminate holidays and will demand accountability from previous governments.

The return to bicameral legislature is set for the swearing-in of senators and deputies on July 24th.

A new earthquake measuring 3.5 struck Chupaca, prompting an emergency declaration in Junín.

Ten family members tragically died in a Lima fire linked to extortion, testing Fujimori's security commitments.

Peru's family agriculture, which supplies 70% of the country's food, is at risk due to a strong El Niño.

A writer was fatally stabbed in Barranco, with his nephew now the primary suspect in the case.

Eighteen countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are affected by new U.S. tariffs.

NASA is on a mission to save the Swift telescope before it loses its orbit.

The Ministry of Health warns that excessive carbs and lack of vegetables can lead to childhood obesity.

On World Brain Day, experts highlight symptoms of stroke that should not be ignored.

The brutal response of a manager to a sick employee raises concerns about workplace treatment.

Sarampión is spreading in Arequipa, affecting five provinces and causing complications in children.

Lima 2027 plans to invest S/145 million in the National Stadium's renovation.

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