Peru Guide

After the controversial removal of the popular Martin Vizcarra on November 9, 2020, which many Peruvians, political analysts, and the media, considered being a coup d'état, Manuel Merino, the President of Congress, was appointed as new Peruvian president and immediately formed a far-right government.

Founded in 2001 to encourage commercial exchange between Peru and China, the Chinese Peruvian Chamber of Commerce (CAPECHI) is a private institution recognized by the Embassy of the People's Republic of China as the only official binational chamber of commerce in Peru.

Opened in December 1980 in the noble district of San Isidro with exquisite shops, restaurants, cinemas and even a skating rink Camino Real was for about 10 years the shopping center in town. In 1992 the shopping mall was raided by terrorists. After this Limeños stopped visiting the mall. Today you find only a few offices, travel agencies an...

The French Cultural Center in Lima is well known for their excellent and professional theatrical plays.

The 2021 presidential election saw far-left Pedro Castillo, a political greenhorn in Lima, and hard-right Keiko Fujimori, who is not only the daughter of former president Alberto Fujimori, but as well an old-timer on the political stage in Peru, in the run-off for the presidency. So, once more Peruvians had the choice between pest and cholera.

Radio La Karibeña plays Cumbia music pure and regularly organizes big events with famous artists

The Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation is the institution of the Peruvian Government in charge of a sustainable, territorial development of the country.

The Cultural Center PUCP belongs to the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. It offers an inviting space to think, approach arts, meditate and work intellectually. The theater presents great professional performances.

The Peruvian-Ecuadorian Business Council C(APECUA) is a non-profit institution whose general purpose is to ensure the increase and strengthening of economic and commercial relations between Peru and Ecuador, promoting the binational businesses of entrepreneurs in both countries.

The theater belongs to the Peruvian-Japanese Cultural Center and is one of the most respected cultural establishments in Lima.