“I have never seen anyone who works like my mom”: Maria Plevisani, between the family legacy and her own path

“I have never seen anyone who works like my mom”: Maria Plevisani, between the family legacy and her own path

Consolidated in the history of Peruvian gastronomy, the Plevisani family prevails over time thanks to their talents. Now, Maria —Maricucina to those who follow her— begins to write her own chapter on television alongside her mother and teacher, Sandra. Two generations united by the same passion talk with Somos about heritage, business, and their own voice.

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National Holidays: Restaurants project selling up to 15% more, will it be enough to revive consumption for the rest of the year?

National Holidays: Restaurants project selling up to 15% more, will it be enough to revive consumption for the rest of the year?

Restaurants expect sales increases of up to 15%. This advance would occur during the long holiday. For their part, delivery platforms foresee increases exceeding 30% compared to last year. Business owners in the gastronomic sector are confident that July will mark the beginning of an improvement for the second half of the year.

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The error that could cost the education reform

The error that could cost the education reform

All regions of Peru regressed in public education management last year, without exception, according to the Private Competitiveness Council. The headline is alarming, but it measures something different from what we immediately believe: the index does not evaluate learning, it evaluates classrooms, infrastructure, and equipment. There, the diagnosis is unanimous: in the 25 regions, fewer and fewer public schools have all their classrooms in good condition, without distinguishing between the best and worst governed.

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Nasca Tragedy: the timeline of the flight that led the MTC to suspend Aerodiana operations

Nasca Tragedy: the timeline of the flight that led the MTC to suspend Aerodiana operations

MTC suspended Aerodiana operations while the General Directorate of Civil Aeronautics (DGAC) verifies whether the company complied with aviation regulations and the Aviation Accident Investigation Commission (CIAA) determines what caused the crash of the aircraft that left 13 dead. El Comercio spoke with aviation lawyer Miguel Mena, who explained how the oversight and investigation process for this type of operation works.

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