A Landmark Victory for Environmental Justice: The Supreme Court Absolves Máxima Acuña in Yanacocha Case
Introduction: The End of a Judicial Odyssey In a definitive ruling that echoes far beyond the borders of Cajamarca, Peru,…
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The Constitutional Battle for Indigenous Sovereignty: The Case Against Legislative Decree 1333
Executive Summary: A Conflict of Rights In May 2017, the Peruvian political landscape became the epicenter of a critical debate…
The Siege of Truth: The Systematic Campaign to Criminalize Journalism in Peru
This article is a reproduction and expansion of the analysis originally published by Carlos Dada, director of the Salvadoran investigative…
A Critical Crossroads: Press Freedom in Peru Under the Fujimori Administration
Introduction: A Nation at a Turning Point As Keiko Fujimori officially assumed the presidency of Peru on July 28, 2026,…
Global Outcry: International Community Rallies Behind Gustavo Gorriti Amid Judicial Harassment in Peru
Executive Summary The integrity of investigative journalism in Peru is currently facing one of its most significant challenges in the…
Shadow Economies in the Amazon: Unmasking the Nexus of Palm Oil, Coca, and Illicit Finance in Ucayali
Introduction: The Looming Crisis in the Heart of the Amazon The Peruvian Amazon, specifically the Ucayali region, stands at a…
Bridging the Divide: The Imperative to Overhaul Peru’s Infrastructure Strategy
The inauguration of a new government serves as a poignant reminder of an inescapable reality: the structural failure of the…
Legislative Tensions: Executive Power Requests Face Skepticism in the New Bicameral Congress
By Political Correspondent Desk The inauguration of the new bicameral Congress has ushered in a period of intense legislative scrutiny,…
Guardians of the Waters: Cajamarca’s Resilient Stand Against Mining Expansion in Alto Perú
CAJAMARCA, PERU – In a defiant display of grassroots mobilization, the highlands of Cajamarca have once again become the epicenter…
The Invisible Servants: Inside the System of Exploitation Within the Opus Dei
For seventeen years, Maria Minga Calderón’s life was measured not in personal milestones, but in bells, prayers, and domestic labor.…
