The Latest Breaking News from Peru

Peruvian prosecutors search president's residence in corruption probe, highlighting ongoing anti-corruption efforts and potential governance implications.

Peru's President Boluarte faces investigation over luxury watches amidst political turmoil and authoritarianism accusations.

While scientists were lost in their thoughts about the catastrophic consequences of global warming and El Niño, surfers from all around the world got excited to ride on the 12,000-mile storm's swell. The post 12,000-Mile Storm Connected Surfers From All Around The Globe, Attracting Them To Ride It first appeared…

Explore diverse cultural celebrations worldwide, from Inti Raymi in Peru to Day of the Dead in Mexico and Sundance ceremony of Native American tribes.

In 1941, thousands of people died in Huaraz when the natural dam on a lake above the city gave way. Now, melting glaciers are raising the chances of it happening again

A recent report by Bloomberg unveils the predatory practices of large companies over indigenous traditions in Peru and Latin America

The Inter-American Court of Human Rights said Friday that Peru had violated residents' "right to live in a healthy environment" in an Andean mining town that is considered one of the most polluted places on earth.

Discover the 16-million-year-old river dolphin fossil found in Peru, offering insights into ancient marine life and ecosystems.

Fossil of giant river dolphin found in Peru, whose closest living relation is in South Asia, gives clues to future extinction threats

Peru's economy grew in January, facing challenges from the pandemic. Efforts to recover and stimulate growth are ongoing for a resilient and inclusive economy.

Peru Congress repeals measure opposed by small-scale gold miners, impacting mining regulations positively and highlighting the importance of inclusive solu...