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International spotlight: Alfredo Salkeld is helping small businesses never miss a call

When a small business misses a phone call, it often misses a customer. Alfredo Salkeld…

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Peru’s Keiko Fujimori pushes Bukele-inspired prison reform

Peru yesterday passed a decree militarizing prison security, part of a new wave of measures…

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Grieving family, Peruvian diplomats press for answers following immigrant’s death in ICE custody

Over a month has passed since Julio Curo-Churata, a 47-year-old Peruvian immigrant, father, handyman and…

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Peru Indigenous leaders call for investment, recognition of land at Biodiversity COP17

They cited high costs, both financial and human, that affect their communities in an ongoing…

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After Liceo Naval scandal, Peru unveils tough new rules on school discipline, expulsions

On October 12, the Ministry of Education published a draft supreme decree N.° 004-2018-MINEDU approving…

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Peru student assault scandal sparks debate over violence at schools 

The alleged assault occurred on Tuesday, September 15, on a school bus returning from a…

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Keiko Fujimori widens her lead, is one step closer to becoming Peru’s first female president

Lima, Peru -- Keiko Fujimori is increasingly closer to becoming Peru's first female president, inching…

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Peru’s presidential race remains too close to call as vote count inches forward

It's been nine days since the runoff election between conservative candidate Keiko Fujimori and leftist…

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Perú’s Roberto Sánchez carries Pedro Castillo’s sombrero and his political movement

Roberto Sánchez, a left-wing congressman and former minister, campaigns wearing a hulking straw hat —…

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A polarized election may not matter for one of Peru’s biggest concerns: corruption

In yet another polarized Latin American election, Peru’s June 7 runoff pits two ideological opposites…