UNCOVERED: 3 | History Defined

Peru's 'La China Polo' Case: Candidate Susy Aponte's Assassination Was "Directed From Lima"

Peru's probe into journalist Susy Aponte's murder now points to Lima after a suspect's confession — but key details are still disputed.

Latin Times · Sep 22

Peruvian Candidate Susy Aponte Polo Warned She'd Be Killed. Days Later, She Was Shot Dead

Peruvian candidate Susy Aponte Polo was killed in Áncash days after naming an alleged threat. Here's what's confirmed so far.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Pope will retrace his missionary footsteps in Peru and finally visit Argentina in November

Pope Leo XIV is set to return to Peru in November, retracing his steps as a missionary priest

The Independent UK · Sep 21

In 500 BCE, ancient people created vast animal and geometric figures in Peru's desert. 2,500 years later, the Nazca Lines remain one of archaeology's great enigmas

Nazca Lines archaeological mystery: Giant geoglyphs in Peru's arid plains have survived for over two millennia. These Nazca and Palpa Lines depict animals, plants, and geometric shapes. Created between 500 B.C. and A.D. 500, their purpose remains a mystery. The site's extreme dryness preserved these ancient artistic achievements.

The Economic Times · Sep 19

Mexico Include Number of Young Talents on Rafael Marquez’s 30-Player Roster

Rafael Márquez has named the first 30-player roster of his tenure as Mexico’s manager.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 18

Health Alert in Peru: Timonel and Lybre Bottled Waters Removed Over Pseudomonas Contamination

Peru's Minsa and Digesa ordered a total recall of Timonel and Lybre bottled water after finding Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Stop drinking and report sales.

Latin Times · Sep 17

Pochettino Explains Why Pulisic, Balogun, McKennie Were Excluded From USMNT Fall Roster

The USMNT called up 12 uncapped players for the fall friendlies against Chile, Peru, Canada and Mexico and left out several World Cup stars.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 17

From Peru to the Philippines, defending the land comes at a deadly cost

People defending their land, forests and communities continue to face killings, arrests and intimidation around the world – with Latin America by far the most dangerous region, the environmental campaign group Global Witness has found. In the Philippines, one community resisting a mining project has told RFI of arrests, injuries…

Radio France Internationale · Sep 17

USMNT 2026 Fall Roster Confirmed: Full List of Players, Stars and Schedule

The U.S. men’s national team manager has announced the 26 players that will join him later this month, several of which are brand new faces.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 17

Trump Redirects $52 Million In Military Aid To Peru And 3 Latin American Nations In Western Hemisphere Shift

The State Department is moving $52M from Slovakia, North Macedonia, Tunisia and Iraq to Panama, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia after Rubio's tour.

Latin Times · Sep 17