Peru Ex-President Toledo Convicted of Bribe-Taking, Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
LIMA (Reuters) - Former Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo was convicted and sentenced to 20 years and six months behind bars on Monday for taking bribes from Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht. The guilty verdict and two-decade prison sentence marks Peru's first high-profile conviction related to Brazil's Lava Jato corruption scandal.
Bus drivers in Peru, angry over violent attacks and extortion, went on strike on Wednesday for the third time in less than a ...
More than 1.5 million Venezuelans have migrated to Peru in recent years, according to the U.N. Refugee Agency. The strike ...
(Bloomberg) -- Peru’s capital of Lima was mostly paralyzed Wednesday, the second time in about a month, as the megacity’s ...
Peru's government will monitor money transfers sent from Venezuelans living in Peru back home, President Dina Boluarte ...
With a gun in hand, Colonel Victor Revoredo and his team watched a small house where one of the most wanted criminals in ...
Undercurrent News was reporting live from Lisbon, Portugal for the annual conference of the Marine Ingredients Organisation ...
Bus drivers in Peru staged a strike, protesting against rising violence and extortion. The strike disrupted Lima's transit, escalated by government inaction despite earlier declaring a state of ...
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Experts have begun dissecting humanoid, three-fingered “alien mummies” — uncovering what they say could be a metallic “alien implant” wedged onto the specimen’s hand.
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