Peruvian News Flash: Key Events and Updates from June 9th, 2025

Peruvian News Roundup: Key Developments from June 9th, 2025 Peru experienced a flurry of activity on June 9th, 2025. From political decisions impacting citizens' finances to public safety incidents and infrastructure updates, the day saw a range of noteworthy events. One of the most significant developments centers around the potential eighth AFP withdrawal. A crucial vote is expected this week, according to sources. "This week will be decisive for the approval of the eighth AFP withdrawal," stated El chico de las noticias in his recent TikTok video. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Culture reversed its decision to reduce the Nazca Lines' protected area, following public outcry. In other news, the Autoridad de Transporte Urbano (ATU) announced a final deadline for Lima and Callao taxi drivers to repaint their vehicles yellow. The deadline, this Saturday, June 14th, has left many independent drivers scrambling to comply. The reopening of a section of Garcilaso de la Vega Avenue after over 10 months of closure also made headlines. Furthermore, a couple was arrested for physically and verbally assaulting police officers, potentially facing lengthy prison sentences. The ongoing investigation into irregularities at Jorge Chávez International Airport by OSITRAN is also noteworthy, with two major issues under scrutiny. Finally, the municipality of Lima announced strict new noise regulations for tricycles, with fines for exceeding 60 decibels. These events highlight the dynamic and often challenging landscape of daily life in Peru.