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He former Anti-Corruption Prosecutor, Antonio Maldonado, was pronounced after the government of President Dina Boluarte decided not to observe the proposal that modifies the Law Against Organized Crime. This proposal has been

Rosario Rodriguez Velazco Updated on 08/02/2024, 07:21 am Following an advertisement on social media, María Delgado F. (56) arrived at the home of some merchants to work with them. She gained the

The recently appointed Comptroller General of the Republic, César Aguilar, has been questioned for his past in relation to the legal advisory companies he founded. According to a recent publication of the

A real pitched battle broke out inside and outside the former boulevard Estación 26, located in the Veintiséis de Octubre district, where a group of vandals faced each other with glass bottles,

The representative of Peru to the Organization of American States (OAS), José Luis Sardón, announced that next week the organization he is part of may reconsider the resolution that required the authorities

Editorial staff of the Correo newspaper Updated on 08/03/2024, 03:16 pm Because the owners of the firearms did not regularize their possession, the Department of Investigation against Illicit Trafficking in Arms, Ammunition

The ex-president, Francisco Sagasti questioned the government’s performance of Dina Boluarte and the Congress of the republicafter the clashes and the approval of anti-democratic reforms that have brought a setback to the

Editorial staff of the Correo newspaper Updated on 08/03/2024, 02:54 pm The Junín Densa Front maintains its firm decision, they will not allow President Dina Boluarte or Zósimo Cárdenas to preside over

The government of Dina Boluarte did not observe the legislative proposal of Waldemar Cerrón which modifies the Law against the Organized crime to exclude 59 types of crimes from the 91 originally

Every Sunday, Huancavelica Avenue in Huancayo, one of the main avenues in the city, is transformed into a bustling market. From early in the morning, local artisans, merchants and farmers arrive to