#WelovePeru

In many South American countries, it is customary to dispose of toilet paper not in the toilet, but in a trash can next to the toilet. This practice typically applies to accommodations outside of four or five star hotels. Even though it may not seem hygienic, it is important to follow local customs to avoid problems. If you are unsure, we recommend asking at reception.

This section presents breaking news about Peru to keep readers up to date on important events and developments in the country. From political changes to economic developments to cultural events, this section offers a compact overview of the diverse aspects that shape Peru.

Peru, with its dramatic loss of glaciers, should serve as a reminder that climate change is not just a scientific phenomenon but an existential threat to humanity.

The figures for consumer products reflect the difficult financial situation. People are having to forego basic food sources, endangering not only their diet but also their overall health. The question of the reasons for these drastic changes leads us to the endemic difficulties facing Peru.