The Latest Breaking News from Peru

Three months after Australia's famous World Cup qualifying win over Peru, head coach Graham Arnold makes several changes to his side, including calling up seven uncapped players.

Peruvian lawmakers on Monday elected a new head of Congress from an opposition party, after his predecessor was ousted over influence peddling allegations and amid tensions with left-wing President Pedro Castillo.

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Three miners died at a small underground mine in Peru owned by Sierra Metals Inc, the company said in a securities filing on Monday, adding it had also suspended mining operations pending an investigation.

Last year, Guillermo Palmadera, the mayor of a remote area in Peru's Andes, was growing increasingly worried that a harsh dry season could spoil his district's crops of barley, alfalfa and local tubers.

The professor-turned-messianic figure’s terror group killed tens of thousands of people in 1980s and 1990s, ripping apart the country’s political and social fabric

A brush with the law has alarmed the community of about 100 families who fear losing the land they have made their home

Peru's foreign minister, Miguel Rodriguez, has resigned after just one month in office, the country's foreign ministry said on Friday, after public clashes between the official and leftist president Pedro Castillo.

Peruvian lawmakers on Monday ousted Lady Camones, the head of Congress, just a day after the country's prime minister publicly demanded her removal over leaked audio that showed her discussing how to use the legislature to benefit her party.

President Pedro Castillo’s surprise election brought hopes for change in Peru’s unstable and corrupt political system, but the impoverished rural teacher and political neophyte has found himself so engulfed in impeachment votes and corruption allegations that his presidency has become an exercise in political survival

Despite a slow decline in cases globally, monkeypox cases continue to rise rapidly in Latin America