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Pope’s Peru Visit: Pope Leo XIV’s doctors say he needs no further cancer treatment after surgery. His planned South American trip, including Peru, remains possible as he gradually resumes duties. Machu Picchu & Tourism: New coverage says visiting Machu Picchu has become easier, while Peru is studying how many visitors the site can safely receive and competing for 2026 tourism honors. Ancient Peru: Research on hairless dog remains at a Wari site suggests puppies were fed like human children, hinting at organized breeding before the Inca. Living Culture: Peruvian singer Lenin Tamayo brings Quechua into contemporary pop, blending it with K-pop influences; meanwhile, thousands joined Lima’s Lord of Miracles procession.

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Oct. 19, 2026

Ocho Sur and UNIA sign pact to expand Amazon education and research

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Oct. 14, 2026

Tylock Nasser Vision completes first global refractive surgery mission in Peru

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Oct. 5, 2026

NEA Foundation selects 50 educators for 2027 Global Learning Fellowship

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Oct. 1, 2026

Acaté launches AI tool for Indigenous-led biodiversity monitoring in Peru

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For Millennia, an Indigenous Route Has Linked the “Atlantic” To the Andes. Now, a Stone Stands in the Way: Political Polarization.

For Millennia, an Indigenous Route Has Linked the “Atlantic” To the Andes. Now, a Stone Stands in the Way: Political Polarization.

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Shades of Us Art Gallery explores what femininity means to the UArk LGBTQ+ community

Peru is latest Latin American country to announce mass deportation of illegal aliens

Peru is latest Latin American country to announce mass deportation of illegal aliens


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Oct. 20, 2026

Peru’s richest 1% captures over 40 percent of new wealth as public concern grows over concentration of power in hands of powerful few

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Oct. 19, 2026

Ocho Sur and UNIA Sign Agreement to Boost Intercultural Education in Peru's Amazon

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Oct. 13, 2026

Peru Is Recognized as “South America's Leading Destination” at the World Travel Awards

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Oct. 14, 2026

Tylock Nasser Vision Helps Lead First-of-Its-Kind Humanitarian Refractive Surgery Mission in Cusco, Peru

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Greg Olsen and Shadow Mountain Publishing release new art collection — 'The Complete Paintings'

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Global Wine and Spirits Industry Leaders Gather at 2026 Chishui River Forum to Explore Value Reconfiguration Amid Structural Change

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