Peruvian all newspapers and news sites

• El Comercio

  Leading Peruvian newspaper. El Comercio is one of the oldest Spanish-language newspapers published in Peru. The newspaper was founded in 1839.

• La República

  Spanish-language daily newspaper published in Lima, Peru. The newspaper was founded in 1981 and owned by Grupo La Republica.

• Correo Peru

  Featuring local and world news on politics, business, economy, travel, health, jobs, and more.

• Trome

• Gestion

  Peru’s business newspaper specializing in economics, business and finance.

• El Popular

• El Peruano

  Peruvian daily newspaper was founded in 1825. It is the oldest newspaper in Peru. The newspaper featuring politics, economy, sports, culture, health, entertainment, and more.

• Diario Ojo

  The newspaper published in Lima, Peru.

• El Bocon

  One of the most popular Peruvian sports newspapers. The newspaper published since 1994. The newspaper contains articles about football, motor sports, cycling, basketball, boxing, tennis, volleyball, horse riding, and athletics.

• Peru21

• Latina.pe

• Andina (Peru News Agency)

• Publimetro (Lima)

• Exitosa

• Expreso

• La Razon

• ‎La Prensa‎

• La Industria

• Los Andes (Puno)

• ‎LaMula

• Caretas

• ‎El Diario del Cusco‎

• ‎La Hora

• ‎Jornada

• ‎Peru Informa

• ‎Pregon‎

• Diario Uno

• Diario Sin Fronteras (Arequipa)

• Diario de Chimbote

• El Buho (Arequipa)

• Voces (Tarapoto)

• Todo Sport (Lima)

• El Men

• ‎Con Nuestro Peru

• ‎La Region

• ‎El Regional de Piura

• Pro & Contra

• ‎Cronica Viva

• La Prensa Regional (Moquegua)

• El Chino (Lima)

• Diario del País

• Andina (English) (Agencia Peruana de Noticias)

• ‎En Linea‎

• ‎Gaceta Ucayalina

• ‎Acceso Peru

• ‎Trujillo Informa

• ‎Chaski

• Generaccion.com

• ‎El Sol

• ‎Denganche

• ‎Agenda Pasco

• ‎Peruvian Times

• Cajamarca Opinaa

• ‎Sur Noticias

• ‎El Choche
  
  
  Peru is a country in South America that's home to a section of Amazon rainforest and Machu Picchu, an ancient Incan city high in the Andes mountains. The region around Machu Picchu, including the Sacred Valley, Inca Trail and colonial city of Cusco, is rich in archaeological sites. On Peru’s arid Pacific coast is Lima, the capital, with a preserved colonial center and important collections of pre-Columbian art. ― Google