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Peru will need more investment in infrastructure in the electricity sector in order to fulfill the economy growth energetic needs. Photo: Courtesy.

Peru has the potential to attract more investment in the electric power sector

The outlook for the Peruvian economy is encouraging for the coming years, despite the impact of the El Niño phenomenon—a recurring, transient event in our country’s history, which is expected to be at its most intense in decades during the 2026–2027 period.

Business
El Peruano has managed to adapt to technological changes and new forms of communication. Photo: ANDINA/Andrés Valle

Newspaper “El Peruano” celebrates 201 years with a focus on innovation

The official gazette El Peruano has not only been a part of the country’s history since its founding 201 years ago, but it has also successfully adapted to technological shifts and new forms of communication.

Politics
View of Machu Picchu. Photo: Courtesy

The "Oscars" of Tourism: What are Peru’s nominations for 2026?

Peru has been nominated once again for the title of World’s Leading Culinary Destination at the 2026 World Travel Awards, aiming to secure the top spot for the fourteenth time in this prestigious competition—often referred to as the "Oscars" of tourism.

Tourism
Monsignor Guillermo Inca. ANDINA

Vatican mission to arrive in Lima to “finalize” details for Pope Leo XIV’s visit to Peru

An advance mission from the Vatican will arrive in Lima on October 26 to review and finalize preparations for Pope Leo XIV’s encounter with the Peruvian people, said today, Monsignor Guillermo Inca, the national coordinator for this major Catholic event.

Nation
Foreign Minister Carlos Espá held a meeting today with Ryan Shrum, a senior official from the United States Office of Humanitarian and Disaster Response, and U.S. Ambassador Bernie Navarro, at Torre Tagle Palace in Lima. ANDINA/Difusión

Peru and the United States discuss measures to address the El Niño phenomenon

Foreign Minister Carlos Espá held a meeting today with Ryan Shrum, a senior official from the United States Office of Humanitarian and Disaster Response, and U.S. Ambassador Bernie Navarro. The discussion focused on U.S. cooperation with Peru in light of the imminent impacts of the El Niño phenomenon.

Politics
View of Port of Callao, main gate of Peruvian Foregin Trade. Foto: ANDINA/Braian Reyna

South Korea seeks to strengthen investments and bilateral relations with Peru

The history of the Republic of South Korea—with its capital, Seoul—is a success story that began to shine in the final decades of the 20th century, and Peru has so many lessons to learn from this Asia country.

Business

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