El Comercio Perú

86 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Peruvian Pianist Amelia Riva Departs for Italy to Study at Conservatories · Amelia Riva, a newly graduated Peruvian pianist, travels to Italy to further her musical education.
• Opinion: Digital Trend Assumes Women Need Separate Language for Sports · Opinion piece critiques digital content assuming women require a distinct language to understand sports.
• Lima's Urban Growth Lacks Sustainability, Prioritizing Density Over Regeneration · Lima's urban expansion has created dense, unsafe neighborhoods without improving city quality.
• Smartphones Could Act as Earthquake Early Warning Systems to Save Lives · Innovative technology aims to transform mobile phones into devices that detect earthquakes before they cause destruction.
• Economic Debate Intensifies Ahead of New Government Swearing-In · Urpi Torrado, CEO of Datum Internacional, discusses economic expectations before the new government takes office.
• Venezuela's 2026 Earthquake Doublet Serves as Seismic Warning for Lima · Raúl Delgado Sayán warns that Venezuela's June 2026 earthquakes threaten Lima due to shared seismic risks.
• Peru Allocates Funds for El Niño, Cancer League Seeks Volunteers Amid Venezuela Earthquake Crisis · Peru's Ministry of Economy funds El Niño preparedness while the Cancer League recruits volunteers and calls for aid for Venezuela.
• Peru Awaits JNE Announcement for Next President Amid Calls for Institutional Trust · Peru expects the JNE to officially announce the next president soon to restore national confidence.
• Peru's Elected President Keiko Fujimori to Form First Cabinet Amid Transition · Keiko Fujimori confirms her election as Peru's president for 2026-2031 and begins forming her cabinet.
• Peru's New Government Faces El Niño Climate Challenge · Peru's new administration must prepare public management for a severe El Niño event.
• 1926 Spanish General Disrespects Women Amid Political Turmoil · Lieutenant General Miguel Primo de Rivera violates military tradition by persecuting women in 1926 Spain.
• Dengue Mosquito Expands Territory to Peru's Sierra Regions · The Aedes aegypti mosquito transmitting dengue is spreading into Peru's highland areas.
• Peru Podcast Aids Disability Rights, Express Highway Reopens, Mining Concessions Alarm · Peru's JustaMente podcast educates on disability rights, while the Express Highway reopens and mining concessions spark environmental concerns.
• Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Jamenei Emerges After Father's Death · Mojtaba Jamenei assumes leadership of Iran following his father's assassination.
• Peruvian Law Allows Divorce When Offenses Destroy Marriage Dignity · Peruvian Civil Code permits divorce when severe verbal or humiliating acts destroy spousal dignity.
• Peru's AI Adoption Lags Behind Industry's Analog Reality · Peru ranks seventh in Latin America for AI interest, yet its industrial sector remains stuck in analog operations.
• Peru's Keiko Fujimori Imminent Victory Triggers Fear Amid Past Precedents · Peruvian political analyst warns that Keiko Fujimori's likely election win has revived fears based on historical precedents.
• Peru's Former Social Conflict Advisor Argues for Dialogue if Fuerza Popular Wins · Rolando Luque Mogrovejo argues political dialogue is essential for dignity if Fuerza Popular wins Peru's upcoming election.
• Peru's SBS Chief Calls for Evidence-Based Progress in Open Finance · SBS Finance Department Head urges advancing open finance using evidence rather than fear.
• Trump Claims Historic Peace Deal with Iran Ends Regional Conflict · Donald Trump announces a peace agreement with Iran, ending the war and promising regional stability.
• Peruvian Congresswoman Accused of Forcing Employee Contributions · El Comercio reports on a congresswoman accused of demanding financial contributions from her parliamentary staff.
• Peru Needs High-Level Post-Election Dialogue to Prevent Fractured Government · Peru requires presidential-level dialogue to ensure legitimacy and unity after the next election.
• Former UK PM Tony Blair's Leadership Book Recommended for 2026 Mexican Elections · Tony Blair's new leadership book is recommended for Mexican officials and candidates starting July 28.
• Peruvian Officials Face Impeachment and Loss of Power Amid Political Crisis · Multiple Peruvian government officials, including President Roberto Sánchez, face imminent removal from their positions.
• Peruvian Professor Reflects on Existential Anxiety of Raising Children Amid Climate and Economic Uncertainty · Mercedes Araoz explores the existential dread of parenthood in an era of climate and economic instability.
• Former Candidate Praises Positive Aspects of Venezuelan Electoral Campaign · Carlos Espá, a former candidate, highlights the lack of voter confusion in the recent election.
• Peruvian Congresswoman Adriana Tudela Reports Keiko Fujimori as Virtual 2026-2031 President · Congresswoman Adriana Tudela of Avanza País confirms Keiko Fujimori as the virtual president-elect for the 2026-2031 term.
• Ecuador Election Count Delayed to Mid-July Amid Tight Race · Ecuador's National Electoral Jury delays vote proclamation to mid-July due to a tight race.
• Walking Through Time: Reflections on Memory and Aging in the Park · Alonso Cueto explores how walking through familiar streets reveals the passage of time and the presence of aging.
• El Niño: A Predicted Flood Event with Foreseeable Impact · Experts warn that the El Niño phenomenon allows for predictable forecasting of its inevitable arrival and intensity.