Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski extended his sympathy to Caribbean and Peruvian nationals impacted by Hurricane Irma and said the Andean nation is ready to help those affected.

Economy & Trade

Peru to grow over 5% in 2018

Pacific Alliance: Bloc In Talks With Asia-Pacific Countries

Paracas to draw US$6 million in revenue during CADE 2017

Agriculture

Peruvian farming sales totaled US$424 million in July this year, up 14% from the same month in 2016, Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCR) informed.

Mining & Energy

Peru has doubled its copper production over the last months due to favorable international prices, the National Confederation of Private Business Associations (Confiep) affirmed.

Construction of Peru’s Largest Wind Farm Underway

Education

Peru’s 2016 survey reveals that literacy rates are showing improvement throughout the country.

Peru PM: Education key to become a modern country

Diplomacy

An estimated 150,000 Peruvians live in the U.S. State of Florida, which still feels the catastrophic effects of Hurricane Irma, Andean Parliament legislator Mario Zuñiga reported.

Peru Gov't reiterates aid offer to Mexico quake victims

Peru participates in Romania at the 2017 Embassies Festival

Pro-Polisario Media Blames Morocco for Deportation of Ambassador from Peru

Gastronomy

Fresh fish dishes, creative cocktails, and comforting heavy delights at a good price can all be found at Amankaya Resto-Mar.

New Peruvian eatery opens in Indonesia

Tourism

Mexico hosted World Travel Awards 2017 in which Peru came away with 6 of the 48 prizes in South America.

5 Tips and Fun Facts: What to Do in Lima When Friends and Family Visit

Society

Angélica Mendoza de Ascarza was a 54-year-old indigenous Peruvian mother of eight when, in the pitch-black early hours of July 3, 1983, the door of her tiny concrete-block home in the city of Ayacucho was kicked in by a group of men pointing assault rifles and wearing black hoods.

Sports

A stroke of fortune helped turn Peru from 2018 no hopers into a team with a real chance of making it through to Russia.

Where Are They Now? Nolberto Solano

Miscellaneous

Great Big Story (GBS) —the distributed video network operating under the stewardship of CNN— has developed and produced four big stories about Peru, with one of them involving a unique centuries-old Incan tradition.

Why Mario Testino Is Selling the Art off His Walls

'He Has Good Intentions' — Kylie Jenner Gets Good News About Her Love Life from Peruvian Shaman