Peru announced a state of emergency late Sunday in the capital Lima over a wave of killings ... Adrianzen said troops would ...

In addition, reinstating the death penalty is quite unlikely given Peru’s international commitments prohibiting capital punishment ... Prosecutor’s Office and National Police are actively ...

Peru's capital, home to more than 10 million people ... More than 635,000 people in Lima lack running water, says the National Institute of Statistics and Computer Science, and many of them ...

(Bloomberg) -- Peru in 2025 is facing its deadliest start of the year on record, with the government imposing a state of emergency throughout the nation’s capital to try to keep criminals at bay.

Hundreds of people took to the streets of Peru's capital Lima to protest the government of President Dina Boluarte and its failure to tackle rising crime. Demonstrators marched peacefully until ...

Boluarte had until next month to call the elections, according to a proposed schedule by the National ... Peru that has resulted in the declaration of a state of emergency in the Peruvian capital ...

Most visitors to Peru breeze through Lima, anxious to explore the country's most famous landmarks, but those who delve into the delights of the capital city find it hard to leave. Once known to ...