Current events in Peru: judicial decisions, road safety, and wellness tips
In the judicial and political sphere, the Judiciary has declared the ten-year disqualification imposed by Congress on Delia Espinoza inapplicable. This measure, which was originally promoted by various political groups, has been halted by the justice system, representing a significant change in her current legal and professional situation.
On the other hand, candidate Roberto Sánchez gave statements regarding the country's economic stability. Sánchez stated that, during Pedro Castillo's government, the continuity of Julio Velarde at the head of the Central Reserve Bank of Peru (BCRP) was agreed upon. Furthermore, he assured that, if he were to reach the presidency, he would keep Velarde in his position to preserve the financial institution's autonomy.
Internationally, the world of sports is affected by a legal controversy. FIFA is facing an investigation over high ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup. Prosecutors in New York and New Jersey point out that the organization may have unfairly inflated costs, misleading fans who hope to attend the tournament.
Regarding public safety and health in Lima, a violent multi-vehicle crash was reported in the Pasamayito area, in Comas. A trailer lost control and injured two people, who were rushed to a hospital. Meanwhile, in Callao, a 60-year-old senior citizen reported that he has been waiting since last year for cataract surgery at the Sabogal Hospital, a delay that seriously affects his vision and mobility.
For those seeking investment or education opportunities, there is relevant news this week. Indecopi announced a property auction, including houses and land starting from 20,000 soles in several regions of the country, scheduled for May 29. Likewise, the National Agrarian University La Molina (UNALM) has organized a vocational fair and mock admission exams to guide young people interested in its academic programs.
Finally, experts and public figures shared tips on daily life and well-being. A nutritionist from the College of Nutritionists of Peru highlighted the importance of a balanced diet to improve the quality of life for seniors. On the topic of coexistence, it was analyzed how conciliation is the fastest way to decide pet custody after a couple's separation. Lastly, presenter Carlos Galdós sparked debate by sharing the strict rules of coexistence he has imposed on his daughter's boyfriend in his home.