Peru News in English

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

Keiko Fujimori takes the oath today, officially becoming President of Peru.

Four police officers and a former prosecutor arrested in a fuel trafficking network.

Dengue cases rise by thirty-one percent in Peru, with over forty fatalities reported.

Experts warn that El Niño could worsen the ongoing dengue outbreak in the country.

Colombia's Abelardo de la Espriella proposes closing fourteen embassies and cutting ties with Cuba.

Emily Willis to receive three million dollars for irreversible brain damage.

Piero Quispe officially joins Universitario as a new player for the upcoming season.

Franco Navarro expresses outrage over a penalty not awarded in a recent match.

New breath test could help detect heart diseases in dogs early on.

The Ministry of Health will host activities on health topics at FIL Lima 2026.

Spotify launches a new installment of Fan Life to celebrate concert rituals.

Mitsubishi unveils a special edition of the Triton pickup with enhanced features.

Congress returns to a bicameral system, with Fujimori's party leading the Senate.

Users of macOS report more cyber threats than Windows users but take fewer precautions.

Talía Azcárate receives protective measures from the judiciary after a violence complaint.

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