Peru
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on or emanating from Peru.
In 2014, I spent 10 days hiking through the Mapacho River Basin, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth in Peru’s…
Following Pedro Castillo’ dismissal on December 7, Dina Boluarte — his vice-president — took over the reins of the Peruvian government, in…
On July 1 and 2, various social organizations and trade unions from the 25 regions of Peru held the First National Meeting…
Since the impeachment of Peru’s president Pedro Castillo on 7 December 2022, Peru has attracted the attention of policy makers all over…
Beginning in June, detachments of U.S. troops will be arriving in Peru and staying until December 31, 2023. Peru’s Congress, supported by…
A study by a leading polling firm in Peru found that the country’s coup-plotting congress has an approval rating of just 6%,…
(Image by Julie Maas) Following the January mobilization to protest the removal from office of Peru’s Indigenous President Pedro Castillo, unofficial reports indicate continuing…
Peru has reached a point of no return from a systemic and structural crisis that is 200 years old. Now there is…
Peru’s right-wing controlled Congress blocked a third motion to bring forward national elections on February 2, despite de facto president Dina Boluarte…
One by one, the rebel campesinos clambered up to the improvised podium they had built atop a 6ft earth barricade, to declare their determination…
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