Two years after the "soft" coup against Pedro Castillo and the rise to power of Dina Boluarte, Peru continues to suffer from the chronic issues inherited from Alberto Fujimori's dictatorship.

Demonstrators demanding justice one year after massacre.

Hundreds take part in a demonstration against Peru's interim President in Lima, demanding she step down and hold elections.

Authorities in Peruvian city of Cusco vow to keep up efforts against paid animal selfies.

Fierce wildfires have been spreading in Bolivia and Peru.

If Americans want to know how it feels to have their elections and democratic processes subverted, maybe they should ask Iran, or Peru, or Pakistan. Maybe they can throw a dart at any country in Latin America and ask them about election interference.

Peruvian political crisis was assumed by the oligarchy, as is customary, which embraces genocide, coup, and massacre.