El Niño phenomenon changes supply and puts cevicherías to the test: faced with more expensive fish, how do they adapt to avoid drowning their costs?

El Niño phenomenon changes supply and puts cevicherías to the test: faced with more expensive fish, how do they adapt to avoid drowning their costs?

The warming of the sea is already altering the availability of some species and forcing seafood restaurants to diversify suppliers, adapt their menus, and absorb higher costs. In some cases, the purchase volume has dropped by up to 10% and the prices of certain products have risen by up to 25%.

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Agro-exports exceed US$15 billion, papal visit projects tourism boost, and Senator Morales unjustifiably criticizes Velarde in ratification session

Agro-exports exceed US$15 billion, papal visit projects tourism boost, and Senator Morales unjustifiably criticizes Velarde in ratification session

In the Traffic Light of this Friday, September 4, learn about El Comercio’s stance on the following topics. First, Peruvian agro-exports exceeded US$15 billion in 2025, consolidating formal employment, although they face challenges in innovation and water management. Second, the visit of Pope Leo XIV, from November 11 to 16, would mobilize more than one million tourists and generate up to US$100 million. Finally, the exchange between Humberto Morales and Julio Velarde during the ratification of the president of the BCR revived the debate about respect for institutionalism.

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“Venezuela is ready to vote”: why do Trump and Delcy Rodríguez defend the delay of the elections?

“Venezuela is ready to vote”: why do Trump and Delcy Rodríguez defend the delay of the elections?

Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez agree that Venezuela is not yet ready to hold elections, but analysts consulted by El Comercio question the reasons behind the message and warn that the delay could be more related to the power interests of the Chavista and the economic interests of the American than to the lack of conditions for voting.

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