Crime
Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo sentenced to 20 years for corruption linked to Odebrecht construction
The verdict marks the first high profile Peruvian conviction related to Brazil’s continent wide Operation Car Wash investigation
The verdict marks the first high profile Peruvian conviction related to Brazil’s continent wide Operation Car Wash investigation
Within the group of protesters were relatives of the people who died in the protests last December
After verification of the remains, it turned out to be a man of at least 45 years, given the conformation of the bone structure of the skull and of an approximate height of 1.51 meters, according to preliminary investigations
The ruling proposes accusing Castillo, who is in pretrial detention for his botched self-coup last December, of leading an alleged criminal organization to obtain illicit benefits from fraudulent public works tenders
The motion refers to some statements by Petro in an act when he stated that the Peruvian authorities are "like Nazis marching against their own people"
The ambush is believed to have been carried out by the Shining Path guerrilla group
"If these gentlemen were interested in defending human rights, they would be in Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua or Venezuela, where crimes against humanity are committed daily," said Colombian senator María Fernanda Cabal
Torrential rains on Sunday caused several mud and rock slides in the town of Secocha, in the Arequipa province
After Boluarte assumed the presidency, however, protests broke out throughout the country demanding new elections, a change to the constitution, and her removal from office
"No to violence, regardless of where it originates. No more deaths," the Argentine pope said
The state of emergency was extended to include Lima, as well as the regions of Cusco, Puno, and the constitutional province of Callao