Peru won the first tournament called Copa America in 1975 but has been to just one final since then, in 2019. Chile’s current manager, Gareca, led Peru to back-to-back Copa America semi-finals ...

A powerful surge of unusually large waves has struck the coastlines of Ecuador, Chile, and Peru leaving at least three people dead, and dozens of ports in the region have been forced to close ...

The Chilean Government of President Gabriel Boric Font has upped the South American country's military strength in areas bordering Peru and Bolivia ... calls that “Chile [be] for Chileans.” ...

Peru and Chile failed to break the deadlock on Friday in Arlington, concluding the first round of Group A matches in a dull, goalless draw, marking the first tie of the tournament running from ...

Three deaths have been blamed on large waves up to 13 feet (four meters) pummeling Ecuador, Chile and Peru, where nearly 100 ports have been closed because of the rough conditions. Ecuador's ...

Towering waves up to 13 feet high have caused the deaths of 3 people and forced nearly 100 ports across Ecuador, Chile, and Peru to close. The unprecedented event has significantly damaged coastal ...

On the Pacific Coast of South America, between Ecuador and Chile, Peru is classified as being mega-diverse, hosting over 500 species of mammals (fifth in the world), over 1,800 birds (third in the ...