Politics
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What José Jerí promised in his first presidential address
October 10, 2025Moments after taking the oath, José Jerí framed his mandate as a “government of national reconciliation,” asked Peruvians for reflection and unity after months of turmoil. He offered an apology “for the mistakes that may [...]
- Ex-President Castillo’s wife and children granted asylum in Mexico
- President Castillo declares auto-coup but is removed from office
- Merino government crumbles following two deaths in protest marches
Archaeology
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Quechua’s Survival: Peru’s Battle for Linguistic Identity
May 27, 2025By Paarth Mathur ✐ Peruvian Times Contributing Writer ☄ The linguistic landscape of Peru is a story of resilience. Since the [...] -
Ancient Inca Neurosurgery: Challenging Western Medical Narratives
February 28, 2025By Paarth Mathur ✐ While Europe’s 19th-century surgeons struggled with a 50% survival rate for skull surgeries, the [...] -
A Stairway to Heaven – Ruins with a View
July 5, 2018By Gary Ziegler ✐ The Andean Research Expedition Report 2018 ☄ “Steve, bail out!” I shouted. Horrified, I [...]
Travel / Tourism
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Travel Book Review: Peru Seen Clearly By Young Eyes
October 30, 2025A smart, 138-page guide to Peru’s history, culture and living Andean [...] -
Dispute over Machu Picchu bus concessions strands tourists, risks site’s world status
September 19, 2025CUSCO, Peru (UPDATED) — Communities around Machu Picchu extended their truce for another 72 hours on Saturday, keeping train [...] -
Cusco — Landslides force temporary closing of the Inca Trail
January 24, 2020Authorities at Machu Picchu yesterday closed the Inca Trail network temporarily, following mud and rock slides caused by heavy [...]
- Romance and chivalry take a beating from consumer protection institute
- Gracias a la Vida — Part Three: The Cordillera Huayhuash
- Gracias a la Vida — Part Two: The Callejón de Huaylas
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