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We believe that it is possible to think in the long term in a process of integration or coexistence accepting cultural diversity and its consequences, writes Professor Peña Jumpa.

In 2021, Pedro Castillo, a left-wing socialist from Peru's Marxist party, was elected the country's president. President Castillo promised to…

This article answers some of the key questions surrounding oil exploration and production in Peru, including licensing requirements, royalties and joint ventures.

LIMA, Peru — Perus Catholic bishops published a two-page plea to the countrys leaders, urging them to address the current political crisis with

Peru's Catholic bishops published a two-page plea to the country's leaders, urging them to address the current political crisis with "greater ...

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Perus Foreign Ministry Wednesday released a statement regarding Bolivias potential access to the Pacific Ocean, following remarks from President Pedro Castillo in a radio interview with CNN in which the head of state sparked controversies over that sensitive issue.

Perus Parliament Tuesday declined to open an impeachment procedure against President Pedro Castillo Terrones after a group of rightwing lawmakers had sought to declare him as “permanently moral incapacitated.”

We are republishing this story with the opinions given by The Economist Editor Michael Reid in statements, in which he affirmed that, in Peru, Chile, and Colombia, there are reasons for investors to worry, but a stampede for the exit would be premature.

It came to light in February that former Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra was still in office whe