Peru News in English

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

Peru's Constitutional Tribunal cancels criminal charges against former President Ollanta Humala.

Vladimir Cerrón caught celebrating a party in Huancayo despite ongoing legal issues.

Peru aims to join Trump's Shield of the Americas, boosting political stability.

Government proposes progressive regime for payments to small businesses amid rising costs.

FIFA's Infantino retracts controversial plan after confederations' rejection of FIFA Forward.

Keiko Fujimori oversees disaster relief efforts on her fourth day in office.

Ethics Commission to investigate congressman Julián Pérez as new session begins.

New measures announced to reduce medication prices and enhance health system competition.

Astronomers measure the largest known galaxy, stretching an incredible 1.7 million light-years.

Antarctica records lowest temperature since 2012, hitting a chilling minus eighty-four point one degrees Celsius.

Minsa warns about extreme heat risks for those exercising outdoors this summer.

Arequipa faces a measles outbreak, prompting urgent vaccination efforts to protect other regions.

Codelco invests one hundred seventy-five million dollars to ensure operational continuity at Andina.

Google launches Gemini Spark, an AI agent designed to automate digital tasks.

Minsa receives a shipment of two hundred twenty-five thousand doses of dengue vaccine for children.

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