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The Public Ministry succeeded in having the preventive detention requirement declared founded, for a period of 9 months, against the terrorist Víctor Quispe Palomino, alias “Joseph”, accused of being the leader of

The Peruvian Association of Port Operators (Asppor) supported the congressmen in their intention to eliminate Supreme Decree 001-2022-TR on outsourcing, since if it survives in the labor legislation, the situation of the

The Minister of the Interior, Willy Huertamust go to the plenary session of Congress to answer the interpellation presented against him for the changes that were made in the National Police, including

The Speaker of Congress, Lady Camoneswill give a press conference this Friday, September 2, after a audio in which César Acuña, founder of the Alliance for Progress (APP) partyordered the approval of

After winning the departmental cup of Peru Cup 2022 in their respective regions of Tacna and Moquegua respectively, the teams of the Sports Association Virgin of Nativity and San Cristóbal Credicoop de

The company Primamax became the first brand in the Peruvian market to accredit its gasoholes with the international standard called TOP TIER, which is recommended to achieve maximum vehicle performance. This program,

43% of the candidacies registered by the political organizations for the Regional and Municipal Elections 2022 are women, registering a much higher proportion for the positions of regional deputy governor, according to

The legislator Martha Moyano showed a very different opinion on the advancement of elections than that of Keiko Fujimorileader of the party that brought her to Congress. The former presidential candidate supported

The Diario Correo fulfilling its role of offering citizens impartial and timely information so that they can make a correct decision during the elections on October 2, will organize four debates that

The employers of USA reduced their hiring in August due to the increase in interest rates, the high inflation and slow consumer spending, all of which have weakened the outlook for the