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A Coruña company in Peru brings together almost 2,500 workers who already have jobs across the Atlantic, but still wait for the papers
For decades, thousands of women, mostly indigenous and peasant, sought justice for forced sterilizations carried out during the government of Alberto Fujimori. Although the Office of the Prosecutor of Peru recognized that many interventions were carried out without free and informed consent, it decided to close the investigation. Why? María Ysabel Cedano, a lawyer for the NGO Demus, addresses the issue in France 24.
The victims of Sodalicio expect to be received by Leo XIV in Peru: "There are a lot of things we have to say to him"
Exaffiliated with Fujimorism, the candidate defeated the ultra-right on the central left in a village almost 4,000 meters high
The main one affected by the withdrawal of visas is the general prosecutor of Bolivia, Roger Mariaca, accused of accepting bribes and "promoting drug trafficking"
A group of sculptors seeks to pay tribute to Pope Leo XIV, building this 14-meter-high monument with the image of the Pontiff on counter-watch. The artists expect to have the statue, the size of a four-storey building, ready before the Pope's visit next November.
As the contagies multiply, women's groups are organized to support survivors, against stigma and state abandonment, which threatens the entire community
The death of a 16-year-old adolescent from measles-related complications re-ignited health alarms in Peru, where 2,357 cases were already confirmed and over 6,000 remain under suspicion. The death, recorded in the Amazon region of Loreto, is the first attributed to the disease in decades and led the authorities to intensify vaccination, especially among children and young people who did not complete the immunization scheme.
Two more people were injured and there is one arrested for the attack on Susy Aponte Polo during a visit to a market
