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The media atmosphere in Peru, as well as its politics in general, has grown increasingly polarized in recent years. Conservatism in Peru is prevalent; the nation is recognized as one of the most conservative in Latin America[1][2] and its mainstream media follows suit.[3] Into the 2020s, larger media companies began to promote fake news in their coverage, especially about COVID-19 and politics.[3][4] Due to the recent emergence of polarized political coverage mixed with elements of fake news, measuring the reliability of Peru-related media is vital for the project in order to maintain the use of reliable sources and ensure verifiability.

By reliability

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Generally reliable sources

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Name Description
IDL-Reporteros One of the leading investigative journalism websites in Peru.[5]
La República One of the leading newspapers with a center-right editorial stance, though some socialist elements are also present.[6]
OjoPúblico Another popular investigative journalism website in Peru.[5]
Wayka A news website from a left-wing perspective. The Coordinadora Nacional de Derechos Humanos awarded the site with the 2019 Journalism and Human Rights Award.[7] In its 2020 Media Excellence Awards, Planned Parenthood awarded honors to Wayka beside Vox Media and Wired.[8][9]

Additional considerations apply

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Name Description
El Comercio (El Comercio Group) Peru's most popular newspaper. Its parent company, a large media conglomerate that controls 80% of printed press in Peru, has openly supported Keiko Fujimori during elections.[10][11] Reports that workers who made allegations of bias were fired from their positions.[10]
Peru.21 A political newspaper dedicated to tabloid journalism[11] that engages in sensationalist stories.

Generally unreliable

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Name Description
Trome (es) Yellow press outlet that has published misleading or fabricated claims, should not be used as a main source.[12]
Willax Televisión A right-wing television outlet that has disseminated fake news and directed verbal attacks towards left-wing individuals.[13][11][14][15] Its journalists demanded that the National Jury of Elections would shut down its fact checking service.[8] The television channel has been investigated for promoting civil unrest.[16]

Fact-checking

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Name Description
Ama Llulla A fact-checking website supported by independent media organizations and hosted by OjoPúblico. It was primarily created for verifying information regarding the 2021 Peruvian general election.

See also

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References

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