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César Landa, 26 March 2024
Back to Bicameralism: The Illiberal Goals of Peru's Constitutional Reforms
Runner-up in Peru’s presidential runoff pushes for new constituent assembly15 May 2026
Roberto Sanchez, a left-wing congressman whose plans to overhaul the mining sector have sparked investor concerns, will face conservative frontrunner Keiko Fuj…
In Peru’s capital Lima, a state of emergency is declared amid protests22 October 2025
Peru’s Interim President Jose Jeri has declared a state of emergency in the capital, Lima, to stem a wave of protests that contributed to the recent downfall of…
Peru's constitutional court upholds change to natural resources law critics allege violates constitution and indigenous rights1 May 2025
A recent amendment to Peru’s Forestry and Wildlife Law is drawing fierce backlash from environmental groups and Indigenous groups that warn it could accelerate …
In Peru, congress approves constitutional reform for return to bicameralism8 March 2024
Il Congress of Peru approved a constitutional reform to return to bicameralism, overturning the results of the 2018 referendum in which over 90 percent of the p…
In Peru, parliament passes law delineating constitutional rights of the unborn16 November 2023
The new legislation guarantees the right for fetal development, protecting the individuality of each person from the moment of conception.
The South American …