Trip Tips: Lima’s food and culture glitter through the grime
By Mitra Taj LIMA (Reuters) - Let's just get it out of the way. Locals call Lima "la horrible," and they have their reasons. A grimy metropolis of 10 million...
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Peru eyes trimming environmental red tape to free up investments -minister
LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's new energy and mines minister said the government is working on a package of reforms to speed up permitting for investments, including exempting some oil exploration...
Chile and Peru see end to old differences as Hague verdict nears
SANTIAGO/LIMA (Reuters) - A decades-old maritime dispute between Chile and Peru goes to a final ruling next week with both governments hoping it will end one of Latin America's last...
Church not helping Peru on pedophilia inquiry into bishop: prosecutor
LIMA (Reuters) - The Catholic Church has yet to help authorities in Peru who are investigating whether a defrocked bishop sexually abused children before Pope Francis forced him from his...
Exclusive: Peru rolling back indigenous law in win for mining sector
LIMA (Reuters) - Peru's mining minister is winning a crucial cabinet battle by swaying President Ollanta Humala to water down a law that gives indigenous groups more say over new...
As Andean condors decline, tradition draws critics
LIMA (Reuters) - Strapping a giant condor to the back of a raging bull is a central part of an Andean festival celebrated in Peru but some people worried about...
As Andean condors decline, tradition draws critics
LIMA (Reuters) - Strapping a giant condor to the back of a raging bull is a central part of an Andean festival celebrated in Peru but some people worried about...
Pressure grows on Peru’s Humala as public health strike widens
LIMA (Reuters) - Hundreds of hospital managers have resigned from Peru's public health service in solidarity with striking doctors who accused President Ollanta Humala on Thursday of ignoring their demands...
Pressure grows on Peru’s Humala as public health strike widens
LIMA (Reuters) - Hundreds of hospital managers have resigned from Peru's public health service in solidarity with striking doctors who accused President Ollanta Humala on Thursday of ignoring their demands...
Pigs and squatters threaten Peru’s Nazca lines
LIMA (Reuters) - Squatters have started raising pigs on the site of Peru's Nazca lines - the giant designs best seen from an airplane that were mysteriously etched into the...