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  • Culture

400,000 visitors attended Mistura

The eighth edition of Mistura, Lima’s 10-day food festival, received almost 400,000 visitors in 2015.…

  • Economy

Peru delegation makes ‘emerging-market’ case in New York

Peru’s finance minister and other business leaders met with MSCI directors in New York yesterday…

  • News

Political row over firing of high-profile journalist in Peru

The dismissal of a prominent journalist for paying a high-profile fugitive for interviews has prompted…

  • News

Who is Gerald Oropeza?

Gerald Oropeza was Peru’s most wanted fugitive when he was arrested in Ecuador and extradited…

  • News

Peru drug baron Gerald Oropeza arrested in Ecuador

Alleged drug trafficker Gerald Oropeza was arrested in Ecuador and extradited to Peru on Sunday.…

  • News

Massive fire destroys northern Peru city’s largest market

A fire destroyed over 300 vendor stands in a market in Peru’s northern city of…

  • News

Peru moves to curb illegal supply of grenades

Lima police arrested a top distributor of grenades and Peru’s army has ordered all soldiers…

  • Economy

Inca Kola family allies with Mexican Coca-Cola bottler

Arca Continental, the second-largest Coca-Cola bottler in Latin America, has purchased a 48% stake in…

  • News

Peru dictator Francisco Morales charged with 1978 kidnapping

A judge in Peru has charged former President Francisco Morales and three others in the…

  • Economy

Peru raises key interest rate to stem inflation

Peru’s central bank surprised analysts when it raised its key interest rate from 3.25% to…

  • Opinion

Will crime determine Peru’s next president?

After citing a recent Ipsos poll which reported that crime is Peruvian voters’ top concern, a…

  • News

Peru: judge rejects appeal from Alberto Fujimori

An appeals judge in Peru rejected former President Alberto Fujimori’s request for habeas corpus to…

  • Economy

S&P downgrades five of Peru’s top banks on slowing economy

The Standard & Poors ratings agency has downgraded five of Peru’s top banks, citing increased…

  • News

Peru debates classifying use of grenades as terrorist attacks

Peru’s interior minister recommended classifying crimes committed with grenades under the country’s terrorism laws. Interior…

  • Economy

Anti-mining groups defiant before Tia Maria outreach

New leaders of the opposition to southern Peru’s Tia Maria copper project will look to…