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The American microprocessor giant Nvidia On Wednesday, it became the first company in the world to overcome the symbolic barrier of $5 trillion in market capitalization. Shortly after the opening of Wall

He Executive power published this Wednesday Supreme Decree No. 019-2025-JUS, which modifies the Regulations of the Criminal Execution Code with the aim of reinforcing the special closed regime in the criminal. Days

Gone was his unfulfilled offer to turn Lima into a world power. Now, the presidential candidate for Renovación Popular, Rafael Lopez Aliagahe promised have a ‘Dubai’ on the Costa Verde if he

The Ombudsman’s Office expressed his deep concern given the recent enablement of the virtual platform of the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (RENIEC)which allows the public consultation of the initial

Recently, the Fiscal Council warned about the time bomb that Congress had activated on fiscal accounts by approving laws without identified financing. Robert ChangPeruvian economist, distinguished professor at Rutgers University, reflected on

Keiko Fujimori makes official tomorrow, Thursday, October 30, in the afternoon, his candidacy for the Presidency of the Republic in the 2026 general elections. Colonel (r) Max Ahuamán questioned that, although the

The general secretary of the Unitary Union of Workers of Peru (Sutep), Lucio Castro, repudiated the actions of the congresswoman and professor, Lucinda Vasquez, who used one of his advisors to cut

Newspaper Mail Editorial Updated 10/29/2025, 06:48 pm The Ministry of Foreign Affairs activated its consular support network to assist Peruvian citizens who remain in Jamaica after the passage of Hurricane Melissa. The

The Executive Branch, through the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF)appointed Javier Eduardo Franco Castillo like new national superintendent of Sunatentity in charge of the country’s tax and customs administration. The measure

His repeated confrontations with the members of the room, his intransigent position and his lack of respect in each hearing foreshadowed this unfortunate outcome. Raúl Noblecilla, the lawyer defending Betssy Chávez in