The residents of Lima were told to expect added security on their journeys into work after Peru’s government declared a state ...

Peru's president declared a state of emergency in the capital Monday and ordered the deployment of soldiers to help police ...

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Some deportations or prolonged detainments were based on minor infractions (Fabian Schmidt’s marijuana case, Lucas Sielaff’s ...

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Máximo Napa Castro, 61, was spotted by the crew of an Ecuadorean tuna boat after he set out from the Peruvian port of Marcona ...

Máximo Napa Castro, a Peruvian fisherman, was reunited with his family last Friday after being rescued from his fishing boat ...

That means the police and the army would be able to detain people without a judicial order. Peru has seen an increase of killings, violent extortion and attacks on public places in recent months.

In January, a journalist who reported on Peru's extortion epidemic was shot dead and two people were injured in a separate bomb attack on a prosecutor's office that also investigates racketeering.