Agricultural Festivals Boost Tourism: From Peru’s Alpacas to China’s Sheep-Shearing
Agricultural festivals in Peru and China are boosting tourism and celebrating cultural heritage, from alpaca wool in Arequipa to sheep-shearing in Lankao County.
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Flourishes in Peru After 150 Years
Traditional Chinese medicine has been popular in Peru for over 150 years, since the first Chinese immigrants arrived. It is now an integral part of Peruvian healthcare.
Traditional Chinese Medicine Thrives in Peru After 150 Years
Traditional Chinese medicine has been practiced in Peru for over 150 years since Chinese immigrants first arrived. Its popularity continues to grow, blending ancient practices with modern Peruvian culture.
Venezuela Severs Diplomatic Relations with Peru
Venezuela announced the severing of diplomatic relations with Peru, citing Article 45 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations of 1961, according to Foreign Affairs Minister Yvan Gil.
Peruvian Interior Minister Walter Ortiz Resigns Amid Political Unrest
Peru’s Interior Minister Walter Ortiz resigns amid political unrest, adding to the nation’s growing governmental instability.
16-Million-Year-Old Dolphin Fossil Found in Peru Links to India’s Ganges River
Scientists unveil a 16-million-year-old river dolphin fossil in Peru—its closest living relative swims in India’s Ganges River.
Peruvians Express Concern Over Japan’s Fukushima Water Release
Peruvians express concern over Japan’s release of treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean, fearing environmental and health impacts.
Peru Prepares to Lead APEC 2024, Aiming for Inclusive Cooperation
Peru is set to host APEC 2024, marking its third time leading the forum. With a focus on inclusive cooperation, Peru aims to advance a resilient and prosperous Asia-Pacific region.
Peruvians Skeptical of Japan’s Fukushima Water Release
Peruvians express skepticism over Japan’s release of treated Fukushima water into the Pacific Ocean, voicing concerns about potential environmental and health impacts across the Pacific.
CTG’s San Gaban III Hydroelectric Plant Powers Sustainable Future in Peru
CTG’s San Gaban III Hydroelectric Plant in Peru showcases environmental protection and delivers clean energy to 35,000 residents, boosting regional development.
Amid Pandemic, 84-Year-Old Craftsman Finds Solace in Coffin-Making
Amid Peru’s COVID-19 crisis, 84-year-old craftsman Paulino Arrieta Gálvez finds purpose and positivity by crafting coffins with his grandchildren, helping others while easing his own fears.