world news A man of Peruvian politics Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Former Peruvian prime minister Pedro Pablo Kuczynski is the cousin of Franco-Swiss filmmaker Jean-Luc Goddard. 04/06/2016
world news Keiko Fujimori part of a Peruvian political dynasty Keiko Fujimori is no stranger to high office. 04/06/2016
world news At least 12 dead in Peru bus crash At least 12 people have been killed in Peru when a coach in which they were travelling crashed in the northern province of Viru. Nearly 30 others 15/05/2016
world news More than 1,000 kilos of cocaine confiscated in Peru Peruvian police have put on display more than 1,356 kilos of cocaine confiscated throughout the country in the first week of May. Peru is the world’s 12/05/2016
Colombia Peru's most wanted man is deported from Colombia Colombia police have handed over an alleged Peruvian drug lord to the Peruvian authorities. Gerson Galvez, known as Caracol or The Snail, and who has 02/05/2016
world news Fujimori likely to face Kuczynski in Peru presidential run-off Centre-right candidate Keiko Fujimori has won the first round of Peru’s presidential election. Early official results with around two-fifths of votes 11/04/2016
world news Keiko Fujimori 'wins Peru's presidential first round' Centre-right candidate Keiko Fujimori has won the first round of Peru’s presidential election. Exit polls have given her about 40 percent of the 11/04/2016
world news Electorate split ahead of Peru presidential vote Peru is set for presidential elections on Sunday. Polls show front-runner Keiko Fujimori is short of the fifty percent of votes needed for an 09/04/2016
world news Violent clashes between police and protesters in Peru over unopened university The clashes in the country's southwest left some 20 people, mostly police officers, injured 02/04/2016
World Direct flights from London to Lima soon to come Euronews spoke at Berlin’s ITB to Sandra Doig Alberdi, Incoming Tourism Deputy Director at Prom Perú, about how Peru tries to improve its 10/03/2016
world news Peru sends in army to deal with floods blamed on El Niño The authorities in Peru are sending the military to help areas affected by floods that have afflicted several parts of the country. Scientists blame 01/03/2016
Sci-tech Vultures help combat illegal garbage dumps in Peru Doing their best to clean up their reputation – vultures equipped with cameras have become the main protagonists of a creative social media campaign 21/01/2016
world news Bull running festival in Peru leaves eight injured An annual bull running festival in Huancavelica in Peru’s Cusco province went badly wrong when the animals began charging spectators and running into 05/01/2016
world news Police in Peru raid and destroy illegal Amazonian gold mines Peruvian police have destroyed dozens of illegal gold mining camps close to the Amazonian nature reserve. Peru raids illegal gold mines #video 18/12/2015
world news Peru opens museum to remember victims of armed conflict The country's president has officially opened a memorial museum in Lima called the Place of Memory 18/12/2015
World World Travel Market 2015 interview – Elisabeth Hakim, Peru At the World Travel Market 2015 in London, the leading event for the global travel industry, euronews spoke to Elisabeth Hakim, Incoming Tourism 04/11/2015
Sci-tech The scientific secrets of a weather station on Quelccaya ice cap in Peru The Quelccaya ice cap of Peru sits at an average altitude of 5,500 metres and is the largest piece of ice in the tropics, but it has been melting at 14/10/2015
Business IMF and World Bank annual meeting underway in Lima The annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank is getting underway in Lima, Peru, with the global economy on perhaps the 09/10/2015
Business IMF downgrades global growth forecast IMF director Christine Lagarde has been drawing inspiration from some of Peru’s attractions as the International Monetary Fund and World Bank hold 06/10/2015
no comment Intrepid penguin goes for a wander in Peru Mystery surrounds how a penguin came to be wandering the streets in northern Peru. The aquatic, flightless bird was picked up by police after 27/08/2015
world news Thousands of Peru coca growers hit by anti-cocaine drive A family of coca growers in Peru try to salvage their damaged crops after their plot was destroyed by a government eradication campaign. Thousands 18/08/2015
world news One dead and 50 hurt in clashes between police and strikers in Peru In Peru clashes between police and striking miners left one person dead and around 50 more injured. Activity at the La Oroya complex,185km west of 12/08/2015
Sci-tech Retreating ice reveals climate secrets on Qori Kalis glacier Retreating ice reveals plants which show the extent of glacier melt. Researchers are sounding the alarm for global warming. 30/07/2015
