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As political turmoil and deadly protests ease, the government has vowed to focus on investment. FT journalists explore construction of a Chinese-backed megaport; mining; booming agribusiness; luxury tourism; and Peru’s world-beating cuisine
The sector is setting out to attract more lucrative upmarket visitors after a pandemic low
The gulf between Lima and the poorer south remains a hurdle to national economic revival
Alberto Otárola talks to the FT about the drive to establish stability for investors
Political turmoil is easing as the government attempts to get the economy back on track
Government tries to unblock investment but projects trigger a backlash in rural areas
Investment in irrigation continues amid global instability and threat from El Niño
A wealth of ingredients and cultures made food a source of pride and ‘agent of change’
Project offers a new model for infrastructure but raises concerns over Chinese influence
Beijing stands to control power supply to Lima and megaport serving Pacific
Extreme weather phenomenon could spark inflationary surge due to food and energy shortages
An obsession with indigenous Peruvian ingredients has taken Virgilio Martínez to number one in the World’s Best Restaurants list
Novel approach to financial literacy has lessons for rich and poor countries alike
He will return to face graft charges after US judge denies request to block the proceedings
Elections crucial for ending unrest in which dozens have died and economy has suffered
Reports indicate that mines are running but risks of shutdowns have not passed
Analysts expect disruption to world’s second-largest producer to boost prices of the metal
Unrest reaches capital Lima as new president defies calls to resign six weeks after taking office
Dozens killed as police clash with demonstrators demanding resignation of Dina Boluarte
Supporters of detained ex-president Pedro Castillo show little sign of ending demonstrations calling for his reinstatement
Diplomatic spat over former president Pedro Castillo highlights political divide in Latin America
Protesters have called for a fresh vote after ousting of former president Pedro Castillo
Don Bosco showcases exquisite furniture, furnishings and sculptures made by artisans in the Andes – and all profits go to them
Supporters of detained former leader Pedro Castillo stage violent demonstrations in the south
The Andean nation needs political reform to tackle its deep social problems
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