Peru News News Peru » Politics: Peru to elect ninth president in a decade amid tensions, skepticism
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Lleft-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez and right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori pose during a presidential debate in Lima, Peru, last ...
News Peru » Politics: Peru’s Political Churn Isn’t Over Yet
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Welcome back to Foreign Policy's Latin America Brief. Peru's Congress impeached President Dina Boluarte by a unanimous vote last ...
News Peru » Politics: Peru’s ongoing political instability leaves renewable energy transition in limbo
Globaldata expects Peru's renewable energy sector to face downside risk in the short to medium term amid prolonged political instability caused by a continuous change in the presidency and the ...
News Peru » Politics: Peru Party Founder Quits Politics
César Acuña, founder of Peru's Alianza para el Progreso party, said on 15 October he is leaving politics after winning 1.15% of the 2026 presidential vote.
News Peru » Politics: Peru's F-16 dispute: Defense ties depend on politics, not just weapons
May 21 (UPI) --Peru's decision to move forward with the purchase of U.S.-made F-16 fighter aircraft is more than a military procurement story. It is a reminder that defense relationships in Latin ...
News Peru » Politics: Peru's markets largely unfazed as its revolving-door presidency spins again
Peru's bonds stable despite political upheaval Balcazar pledges continuity, vows no macroeconomic experiments April election has record number of candidates Feb 20 (Reuters) - Peru’s revolving-door ...
News Peru » Politics: Mining Investors Jittery About Politics in Peru as Vote Count Drags On, Analysts Say
Mining Investors Jittery About Politics in Peru as Vote Count Drags On, Analysts Say By Marco Aquino LIMA, April 21 (Reuters) - Investors in Peru's copper and gold mines are worried about the ...
News Peru » Politics: Even ‘Paddington in Peru’ Feels Political at This Moment
Recently, a student at my 5-year-old’s school left, not just the school, the town, or the state of Massachusetts, but the United States. We’ll call this child “G.” I’m hazy on the details, though I’d ...