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China Grants Visa-Free Entry to Nationals From Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay
BEIJING (Reuters) - China will allow visa-free entry to nationals of Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay for a year from June 1, Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said on Thursday during a regular press conference.
Video. Transport workers protest in Peru as crime rates reach new highs
Video. Transport unions blocked roads and rallied across Peru on Wednesday, demanding stronger government action to curb rising armed robberies targeting drivers and union members.
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Peru Massacre Exposes Mining Gangs’ Power
Víctor Zanabria, the commander-in-chief of Peru’s National Police, was accused of protecting informal miners when he was the regional chief of police in Arequipa in testimony given to prosecutors, Peruvian news program Panorama reported on May 11.
Eterna agitación política de Perú llega al Ministerio de Economía
La caótica reorganización del gabinete peruano pone en evidencia cómo la inestabilidad política se extiende a un cargo que antes gozaba de alta valoración: el de ministro de Economía.
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Spain's Telefonica books loss after writedowns for Peru, Argentina disposals
Spanish telecom company Telefonica said on Wednesday it booked a net loss of 1.3 billion euros ($1.45 billion) in the first quarter after it wrote down the value of the units it sold in Peru and Argentina.
Philadelphia woman who was confirmed by Pope Leo in Peru reflects on spiritual connection with new pontiff
Philadelphia woman confirmed by Pope Leo XIV in Peru says she prays for pontiff daily 02:01. As the world looks to the future under newly elected Pope Leo XIV, one woman in Philad
Locals in Chiclayo, Peru, say this is the Pope’s favorite dish. CNN tries it
CNN's Stefano Pozzebon is in Chiclayo, Peru, trying what locals say is the Pope's favorite dish. Locals in Chiclayo, Peru, say this is the Pope's favorite dish. CNN tries it
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Where to Eat, Stay, Play in Cusco, Peru, According to an Editor
It's no coincidence that the Incas's vast network of roads, known as the Qhapaq Ñan, once joined in this city—even while traveling today's Peru, it can feel like all roads lead to Cusco. Plop down at one of the food counters in the local mercado,
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New Leadership in Peru Amid Political Turbulence
Peru's President Dina Boluarte appointed Eduardo Arana as prime minister following the resignation of predecessor Gustavo Adrianzen. This change comes amidst political unrest and economic challenges,
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