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Third finance minister this year tries to steady investors’ nerves
How a landmark climate change lawsuit could force high-polluting companies to take responsibility for damage they’ve caused around the world
A farmer’s case against energy company RWE could shatter precedent on climate-related litigation
Beleaguered president Pedro Castillo to meet demonstrators as anger over rising prices spreads across country
Known for political turmoil, its president Pedro Castillo now faces an impeachment vote accused of ‘moral incapacity’
New president Pedro Castillo has demonstrated his inability to govern
The unlikely president has suffered an exodus of ministers after six months of political turmoil
Experienced economist Oscar Graham named new finance minister
Resignation leaves president Pedro Castillo seeking third PM after only six months in power
Spanish oil company says it was not warned of high waves after tsunami triggered by volcanic eruption in Tonga
Pedro Castillo’s popularity is falling as his young government lurches from crisis to crisis
Developments in Chile, Peru and Mexico trigger dismay in executives and bankers
London-listed precious metals group had lost 25% of its value after country’s PM ordered flagship project to shut
London-listed group vows to fight government move and insists projects meet best environmental standards
Pedro Castillo makes seven changes and ousts Marxist prime minister after taking office at the end of July
Globalisation and tourism are expanding western palates
Finance minister projects message of moderation after charm offensive in the US with President Pedro Castillo
An uncompromising ideologue, his Shining Path movement killed thousands in Peru
Latin America's latest radical leader unsettles Peru's markets
Castillo government wants mining companies to pay more towards improving conditions for the poor
Héctor Béjar’s resignation marks latest stumble in rocky start for Pedro Castillo’s leftist government
Economist Pedro Francke insists ‘reducing inequality’ can coexist with ‘reasonable macroeconomic management’
Rise in inflation exacerbated by depreciating currency brought on by political uncertainty
Governments should implement policies that both encourage investment and fill state coffers
Markets set to calm after Pedro Francke takes up post initially left vacant in Thursday’s ministerial appointments
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