“The low-intensity war between the United States and Iran can be sustained indefinitely”

“The low-intensity war between the United States and Iran can be sustained indefinitely”

Iran warned the United States that “the rules of the game have changed” and threatened harsher responses to new attacks. International analyst Carlos Novoa told El Comercio that the current scenario could lead to a low-intensity war with no end, where bombings and reprisals “can be maintained indefinitely” without necessarily leading to a new large-scale conflict

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The visual record of the Cusqueña School, the danger of Callao running out of water, and the Laras and illegal mining

The visual record of the Cusqueña School, the danger of Callao running out of water, and the Laras and illegal mining

In the Traffic Light of this Monday, September 7, learn about El Comercio’s stance on the following topics. The first: the Andean Photographic Archive has a project to restore, preserve, and digitize thousands of negatives from photographers of the so-called Cusco School. The second topic: Callao is at risk of running out of water because it currently uses a branch that was initially temporary but has become permanent since there has been no progress in repairing the main water supply. Finally: the attack that occurred in Trujillo has put Jenss Lara Tantaquilla and members of his family in the spotlight, who have faced serious accusations of illegal mining.

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