Dispute Over Machu Picchu
Two Peruvian families whose Inca citadel of Machu Picchu and the surrounding lands were expropriated by the government are planning to lodge a complaint to the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultura…
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Dispute Over Machu Picchu
Two Peruvian families whose Inca citadel of Machu Picchu and the surrounding lands were expropriated by the government are planning to lodge a complaint to the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultura…
Dispute Over Machu Picchu
Two Peruvian families whose Inca citadel of Machu Picchu and the surrounding lands were expropriated by the government are planning to lodge a complaint to the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultura…
Peru President’s Brother Gets a Reduced Sentence
Supreme Court of Peru has reduced the imprisonment sentence of Antauro Humala, the brother of Ollanta Humala who is the current president of Peru. The Supreme Court of Peru has decreased the imprisonm…
Peru’s Gastronomy Encourages Sustainable Economic Development
President of the Peruvian Society of Gastronomy (Apega) Mariano Valderrama said that Peruvian food is the powerful force of a comprehensive and sustainable economic growth with cultural identity. Vald…
Peru Food Becomes Famous
Peruvian cuisine, the result of an almost 500-year melting pot of Spanish, African, Japanese and Chinese immigration and indigenous Quechua culture, is on the lips of top chefs globally. Zagat Survey …
Peru is Still Besieged with its Bloody Past
Daniel Mora, Peru's new defense minister, has been plunged rapidly into hot water over a lost comment that seemed to recommend he favors a blanket forgiveness for former or current members of secu…
Peru is Still Besieged with its Bloody Past
Daniel Mora, Peru's new defense minister, has been plunged rapidly into hot water over a lost comment that seemed to recommend he favors a blanket forgiveness for former or current members of secu…
Peru Bonds Increase as Central Bank Signals It May Lower Rates
Peru's benchmark bonds increased, pushing yields to the lowest in more than two years, after the central bank hinted that it was ready to cut interest rates for the first time since 2009 in the mi…
Peruvian Family Claiming Machu Picchu Take Battle to UN Heritage Body
A Peruvian family that used to have possession of Machu Picchu is taking its battle for compensation for the Inca citadel from Peru government to the United Nations' heritage body.The Abril family…