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Peru's transport and communications ministry (MTC) has decided to build the trans-Andean tunnel. A tender for technical studies for the project is due to be launched by the end of June, transport minister Jos� Gallardo told local newspaper Correo. The 23.2km tunnel would start near a railway junction close to R�o Blanco and end near Yauli. |
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Peru's finance minister, Alonso Segura, said on Friday that another annual drop in private investment this year could drag down economic growth in the global minerals exporter to below 4 percent.
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The Association of Shopping and Entertainment Centers of Peru (ACCEP) projected the sector will register income worth US$7.890 billion in 2015.
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The Brazil Road Show 2015, organized by inPERU association, ended today after receiving more than 400 local investors in order to promote business climate in Peru.
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Peru in accordance with its previously-announced offer to purchase for cash (i) sovereign bonds, including Bonos Soberanos in the form of Global Depositary Notes, and (ii) Global Bonds, in each case as set forth in the table below, announced today that the Offer expired as scheduled at 4:00 pm New York City time, on March 19, 2015.
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The Doe Run Per� mining conglomerate of La Oroya announced that the winning bidder of the facility will be announced in late May, according to El Comercio.
In a Meeting of Creditors today, the conditions were established under which the assets of Doe Run Per� will be auctioned off and completed by late May.
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President of the Council of Ministers, Ana Jara, affirmed today Peru's social inclusion policy, promoted by the Peruvian government together with the development opportunities provided by local authorities and the entrepreneurial sector, enabled to lift over one million Peruvians out of poverty between 2011 and 2014. |
 The Government of Peru is coordinating the implementation of a "soft loan" for youth who graduate from public schools in a bid to provide them financial support to undertake tertiary studies.
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 Peru's President Ollanta Humala hightlighted today the transformation of the country will be conducted through the "implementation of education."
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The second call of Start Up Peru program that promotes the rise of Peruvian enterprises offering innovating products and services just entered its final phase and a total of 100 projects have been selected, informed the Ministry of Production. |
The President of Germany, Joachim Gauck, arrived in Lima Thursday evening from Berlin, on an official visit focused on the inauguration of a special photographic exhibition at the new Lugar de la Memoria, or Memory Museum.
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 Hugo Jara Facundo was appointed as Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador to the Republic of Cuba by Supreme Resolution of the President of Peru and the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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Minka, with over 1,000 shops (more than 300 in the fresh market section alone), proudly bears the title of Lima's only "commercial city." In many ways, Minka is just like your neighborhood market where you can grab an empanada, milk, bread, toilet paper, broom, clothes, and a hot emoliente drink all in one spot. However, this 15-year-old emporium twists everything you thought you knew about Peruvian markets and commercial spaces. |
 Located in Miraflores for over 30 years, a Croatian family with culinary traditions has offered an ideal way to beat the scorching heat without adding any extra pounds. We're talking about thecremolader�a Curich, experts in preparing one of the most glorious, frozen Lime�o treats.
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Birdwatching has become an exciting adventure for bird lovers, and there is no better place in Peru than Man� to begin this great adventure.
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 Take a (virtual) trip south of Lima to one of Peru's most popular beaches!
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The second edition of the Kuyapanakuy Festival is here, and it has promised to provide environmental shorts, projects that inspire, ideas that give perspective, photos and music for the senses, and a night of pure reciprocity. Conservamos por Naturaleza and Patagonia have teamed up for the second round of films, art, projects, and exchange, all revolving around the beauty of nature and everything it has given us in the short period of human existence (about 2 million years out of maybe 6 billion, not that much). |
 Art Lima removed the sponsorship of the Municipality of Lima after an outcry and protest of artists regarding the Municipality's recentcovering of murals. The International Fair of Art of Lima, or Art Lima, decided last night to remove the sponsorship recently signed on Tuesday March 17, with the Municipality of Lima.
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River Plate had enough chances to win three matches but once more they found themselves conceding the softest of goals and letting victory slip through their fingers. The visit to the Monumental of Peruvian side, Juan Aurich should be a comfortable win for Marcelo Gallardo's side but Marcos Delgado's 89th minute goal denied them what would have been a vital three points. |
 Three weeks have passed, since a contest opened and Mr. Monopoly visited Peru's capital, now Lima reached the first position of contest "Monopoly Here and Now World Edition".
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A charity day is set to take place in West Wycombe this weekend in aid of poor farmers in the Peruvian Amazon.
Jenny Henman set up a not-for-profit charity called Plant Your Future four years ago after visiting the Peruvian Amazon while completing her master's degree.
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Alberto Roque was mayor of Mara, a small Andean town near the proposed $7 billion Las Bambas copper project.
Antolin Chipani, the mayor of nearby town Challhuahuacho, said Roque had been busy negotiating with the central government to broaden education and job opportunities to towns around MMG Ltd's $7 billion proposed Las Bambas project.
Prime Minister Ana Jara said "radical groups" might have targeted Roque to silence moderates working with her cabinet.
"There are reasons to believe this was a warning to political authorities who are taking part in dialogue," Jara said on local broadcaster RPP.
Peru, the world's third biggest copper producer, is rife with social conflicts, especially in the mineral-rich Andes where billion-dollar mines are built alongside poor communities that lack basic services.
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