Indigenous leader shot to death outside her home in Ucayali
Olivia Arévalo, indigenous leader and wise woman of the Amazonian indigenous group Shipibo-Konibo, was shot and killed on Thursday outside her home in the Victoria Gracia community, Ucayali. The Indigenous Full Article »
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Peru to play defending World Cup champs Germany in September friendly
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The Peru national team will be following up the main course of its first World Cup appearance in three and a half decades with a fitting dessert as it Full Article »
Peru becomes the first country in South America to have a climate change law
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This morning Peru led the way in South America with the first Law for Climate Change being officially signed by Martin Vizcarra in the government palace. The new law, unanimously Full Article »
Report: U.S. expresses interest in getting back into Trans-Pacific Partnership
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President Martín Vizcarra has claimed that U.S. leaders want back in on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) a little more than a year after backing out of the trade agreement. Full Article »
International food festival with World Cup twist comes to Lima
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This Thursday, Lima will present a football-themed gastronomic festival in the Pasaje Santa Rosa in the historical center of the capital, report news agency Andina. The festival, called ‘Flavours of Full Article »
Unemployment in Lima reaches highest rate in seven years
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Finding available jobs in Peru’s capital continues to be a tricky matter, as 8.1 percent of people in Lima are currently without employment per the latest figures from the Full Article »
Peru to play defending World Cup champs Germany in September friendly
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The Peru national team will be following up the main course of its first World Cup appearance in three and a half decades with a fitting dessert as it Full Article »
OPINION: Mario Vargas Llosa calling feminism “literature’s main enemy” is to show novels aren’t innocent
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Peruvian novelist Mario Vargas Llosa made waves in Spanish-language newspaper El País Saturday, claiming that feminism is literature’s strongest enemy. In his article ‘Nuevas Inquicisiones’ (New Inquisitions) Vargas explained that literature Full Article »
