A maximum of 675 people will be able to enter Machu Picchu per day and other guidelines for visitors starting July 1, 2020.
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Influenced by the illustrated chronicles of Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala, Patricia Alor once again uses her Madre Patria image to reflect the chaos and unmet needs brought on by the current pandemic.
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Arequipa is battling a deluge of COVID-19 cases. Learn how you can help children in Arequipa and others across Peru who have been hit by the pandemic.
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Our emotions are everywhere these days, but feeling bored shouldn’t be one of them. Here’s how to experience Peru from the comfort of your home or hotel.
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A team of Peruvian biologists successfully created a rapid, molecular COVID-19 test, which is also low-cost and portable.
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The regional governor of Cusco announced Machu Picchu will not open in July due to safety concerns. No new date for visitors has been set.
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Living in Peru
Roldan Pinedo and the Artisans of Cantagallo in the Face of Coronavirus
by Agnes RiveraShipibo-Conibo artisans of Cantagallo—Lima’s first urban native community—are at high-risk and with limited means to make an income. Here’s how to help.
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A devoted collective of photographers continue to document this abnormal and slightly eerie reality of quarantine in Peru.
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The cultural traditions upheld by this mother-daughter duo led them to make Andean-inspired face masks, but not without roadblocks. Here’s the story of Peruvian entrepreneurship that went viral.
