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Peru police kill protester near Las Bambas copper mine

Police in Peru killed a protester on Friday while trying to clear a road near…

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Peru reluctantly boosts ‘drawback’ subsidy for exporters

Peru has raised the tax rebate known as “drawback” for small to medium-sized companies which…

  • News

Peru: law prohibits members of Congress from switching parties

Peru’s Congress on Thursday passed a law which punishes legislators who resign from the political…

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Peru investigates former President Humala for money laundering

Prosecutors in Peru have formally opened a money-laundering investigation into former President Ollanta Humala. The…

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Peru’s new government faces first corruption scandal

A presidential adviser who tried to use his influence to plan lucrative contracts has shaken…

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District mayor assassinated outside city hall in northern Peru

Ronald Navarro, mayor of the Paimas district in Peru’s northern city of Piura, was shot…

  • Business

Chinese miners evaluating pending bid for Peru’s La Oroya smelter

Peru’s government will likely ease sulfur dioxide emissions limits to attract investors to an auction…

  • Economy

Peru refinances govt debt with historic local-currency bond

Peru has issued $3 billion in sol-denominated bonds in an operation which reduced its dollar-denominated…

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Governor jailed for corruption in northern Peru

Waldo Rios, governor of Peru’s northern Ancash state, was sentenced to five years in prison…

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Natives release 200 hostages in Peru’s Amazon after oil spill

Indigenous protesters on Saturday released over 200 international tourists and other hostages who were detained on a remote stretch…

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Peru’s Congress gives Kuczynski government decree powers for 90 days

Peru’s Congress on Thursday voted to give President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski’s government decree powers to…

  • Culture

Peru collectors coin remembers War of the Pacific with Tacna arch

Peru’s central bank has issued a new sol coin featuring Tacna’s Parabolic Arch as the…

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Peru’s opposition party kills anti-corruption bill

Peru's Popular Force party, led by Keiko Fujimori, has rejected a bill to strengthen prosecutors investigating money…

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Peru launches most advanced satellite in Latin America

Peru has launched its first ever satellite in an effort to assist agriculture and combat…

  • Business

Peru: Chinese imports devastate Lima’s garment district

Alleged dumping of Chinese textiles into Peru threatens hundreds of thousands of jobs in Gamarra,…