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Constitutional Court of Peru
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San Martin environmental and resource challenges
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Latest: San Martín Regional Government faces scrutiny over forest law support
The San Martin region in Peru is facing environmental instability characterized by a critical water deficit and an increased threat of forest fires. Regional authorities, including the director of INDECI San Martin, have
Legal restrictions on pesticide use in South America
2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated
Latest: Putumayo Tribunal suspends aerial spraying pilot program
In Peru, the Second Chamber of the Constitutional Court ordered Senasa to temporarily suspend the sale, distribution, and use of several phytosanitary products. This includes pesticides containing chlorpyrifos, methomyl,
Expanding illegal mining and organized crime in Peru
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Latest: Peru faces challenges with illegal mining and gold traceability
Peruvian security forces continue to combat organized crime, extortion, and illegal mining. Operations have targeted various networks, including “Los Goteros del Norte” in Sullana and “Los Fríos de Parcona” in Ica. While
Corruption and infrastructure issues in Chile and Peru
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Latest: Arequipa officials denounced over salary increases
Institutional integrity in Chile and Peru continues to face challenges from corruption, organized crime, and mismanagement of public works. In Chile, religious leaders have characterized corruption as a “true cancer” tha
Peru small-scale mining formalization reforms
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Latest: Peru Congress debates extension of mining formalization registry
The Peruvian Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem) has presented the Small-scale and Artisanal Mining Law (Ley MAPE) to Congress. This legislation aims to replace the Integral Mining Formalization Registry (Reinfo), which
Legislative and judicial developments in Peru and Spain
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Latest: Political shifts impact Constitutional Court appointments in Peru and Spain
In Peru, political tensions have intensified within the Senate’s Constitution Commission regarding the Senate’s authority to ‘modify’ legislation sent by the Chamber of Deputies, specifically whether it can introduce new