Lima, Peru | Saturday 04 July 2009 19:01 | | |

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Canadian fighter Olivia Gerula would be the next challenger of Peruvian boxing world champion Kina Malpartida. Kina “Dinamite” Malpartida will have to defend her WBA title (maybe in Peru again) in no less than four months.
The second phase of the National Center for Agricultural and Forest Biotechnology (CNBAS) will require an investment of approximately US$30 million in the 2010-2012 period, reported project manager Wiliam Vivanco.
Peru’s National University of Engineering (Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería, uni) will launch in November, 2010, the first Peruvian nanosatellite into space, which is 10 centimeters (3,94 inches) per side, and will be used to take pictures of earth’s surface for climate, forestry and archaeological research.
With the participation of prestigious university authorities from Spain, Argentina, and Cuba, the First International Congress of Pharmacology Education will be held in Lima from October 5-8.Living in Peru
Israel J. Ruiz
In an effort to improve the sport of football in the country, Peru’s government is preparing a bill that proposes to restructure professional football clubs in the Andean country.
If the bill is passed, football clubs in Peru will be obligated to be changed into corporations, as it has been done in other countries around the world.
The country’s Education, Culture and Sports Commission is currently working on a bill that has as its primary focus to change Peru’s football clubs into corporations.
According to the commission, this will help and strengthen the clubs so they can fulfill their duties.
Another of the bill’s points indicates that clubs across the country would have to have a minimum amount of money.
In addition, the bill states that money would have to be invested in the country’s youth and junior teams.
It was also proposed that coaches who do not do a good job be penalized.
The bill was described as an effort to try to save Peruvian football.
Because the earth will be passing through the dust released by Halley's Comet, people in Peru and in many other countries will be able to enjoy a meteor shower at its peak.
For the first time in history, Peruvian scientists have successfully completed the in vitro fertilization and maturation of cells which have lead to the birth of a calf, announced the country's ministry of agriculture on Monday afternoon.
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