Peru
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LIFE
Pope Leo XIV’s Visit: A New Chapel and a Demand for Real Change in Peru
In a poor Chiclayo neighborhood, a new chapel awaits Pope Leo XIV, who helped secure funding for it. Behind the…
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AMERICAS
Peru Counts the Missing as Russia’s War Arrives at Latin America’s Doorstep
Peru’s tally of citizens killed or missing with Russian forces exposes an overlooked cost of the Ukraine war. Across Latin…
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LIFE
Chiclayo, Peru, Powerful Photos Bring Pope Leo XIV’s Legacy Home
In Chiclayo, Peru, an outdoor exhibition brings Pope Leo XIV back among the people who remember him serving meals and…
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LIFE
Peru Honors the Lord of Miracles Whose Purple Procession Outlived an Empire
Peru’s Lord of Miracles has earned recognition as an Andean heritage site, honoring a devotion carried from colonial Lima to…
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LIFE
Pope Leo XIV’s Visit Offers Peru’s Elderly a Brief Respite from Enduring Loneliness
Pope Leo XIV’s planned November 16 visit to a Callao nursing home has given 60 elderly residents something rare to…
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SPORTS
Latin American Football Gets Younger, but Its Old Problems Refuse to Retire
Latin American football’s generational makeover has arrived with teenage goals, late collapses and familiar frustrations. Across eight national teams, four…
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SPORTS
Peru Builds Its Olympic Future Through a Crucial South American Games Test
Peru arrives at Santa Fe 2026 with 492 athletes, established champions and a larger ambition than medals alone. The South…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Peru Unearths Chan Chan Tombs and Finds Power Has an Afterlife Too
Untouched Chimú tombs at Chan Chan and ritual figurines from Kuélap are reopening Peru’s ancient history. Beyond the ornaments lie…
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AMERICAS
Peru Sends Soldiers to Prison Gates While the Real Crisis Lives Inside
Peru’s security crackdown puts soldiers outside overcrowded prisons. Still, President Keiko Fujimori faces a harder test inside: dismantling criminal command…
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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Peru’s Ancient Serpents Reveal How Caral Survived a Thirsting World
Discoveries at Vichama, a Caral-linked city north of Lima, show snakes carved in bone, wood, and antler as symbols of…
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