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The Ministerio de Comercio Exterior y Turismo reports that foreign arrivals reached record highs through January 2026, driven by renewed interest in Machu Picchu, the Amazon, and emerging circuits in the north. The Peruvian diaspora in the US has played a significant role in driving family tourism.
Fresh fish cured in lime juice with ají amarillo, red onion, cilantro, and cancha. Peru's national dish — UNESCO recognized.
Wok-stir-fried sirloin with tomatoes, ají amarillo, and soy sauce. Served with rice and crispy fries — the ultimate Peruvian-Chinese fusion.
Boiled potatoes blanketed in a creamy, spicy ají amarillo and fresh cheese sauce. One of Peru's most beloved starters.
Japan meets Peru — thinly sliced raw fish in a bright amarillo or rocoto tiger's milk. A staple of Lima's Nikkei culinary movement.
Peruvian citizens abroad can vote in national elections. Here's everything you need to know about registering with ONPE, absentee voting deadlines, and where to cast your ballot in the US.
Congressional debate over expanded TPS designations and work authorization extensions — what Peruvian immigrants need to monitor heading into 2026. Legal aid resources listed.
Bilateral trade discussions have resumed after a two-year pause, with agriculture, textiles, and mining sectors at the forefront. Economists weigh in on potential impact for families.