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False Claims of U.N. Backing Lead To Indigenous Groups Ceding Forest Rights for Sketchy Finance

False claims of U.N. backing see Indigenous groups cede forest rights for sketchy finance

Reporting for this story was supported by the Dom Phillips Grant of the Rainforest Journalism Fund in collaboration with the Pulitzer Center. IQUITOS, Peru On the Peruvian side of the Yavarí River, overlooking the lush Brazilian shore, a weary Matsés man deletes the latest anonymous threat he received on his cellphone. He thought he […]

The Peruvian Navy Launches the First Modernized Submarine in its Shipyards

The Peruvian Navy (MPG) completed this Wednesday the "historic milestone" of launching the first of the four submarines being modernized in the Lima port of Callao shipyards with German technical assistance.

Brazil sails mostly alone in push to modernize submarine fleet in South America

With little military threat on the immediate horizon, most South American countries continue to rely on decades-old subs. Brazil is an outlier.

Peru's maritime tradition

Peru s extensive coastline and abundant seas have fostered a rich maritime history dating back centuries. From ancient times to the present day, coastal cultures have thrived along Peru s shores, leaving a legacy of seafaring traditions. The Inca culture, with its origins in Cusco, played a significant role in forming Peru s history and is often referred to as the navel of the world.