Peruvian News: Mass Arrests, Demolitions, Vatican Trip, and Prison Cash

Peru News Roundup: "Cuchillo" Arrest, La Molina Demolitions, Presidential Trip, and Prison Cash Peruvian authorities arrested Miguel Rodríguez Díaz, known as "Cuchillo," a key suspect in the tragic Pataz massacre. The arrest, aided by an Interpol warrant, is a significant step in the ongoing investigation. Meanwhile, in Lima, the municipalities of Lima, Ate, and La Molina conducted a joint operation, demolishing around 100 informal businesses. This action, supported by police, aimed to address safety and urban planning concerns. In other news, President Dina Boluarte embarked on a trip to the Vatican, accompanied by several officials. The trip's cost, estimated at $18,000, has sparked some debate. Finally, authorities uncovered a significant amount of cash (43,000 soles) in the cell of Rodrigo Vegas Flores at the Pocollay prison in Tacna. An administrative disciplinary process is underway to investigate the origin of the funds and potential prison staff involvement.