Victor Chanca Santos (Born 14 July 1910) is still alive and currently one of the oldest living men in the world. (Although he is still not fully documented, but his age is probably correct).

https://gerontology.fandom.com/wiki/Victor_Chanca_Santos

Video on 18 July 2022:

@dejan he claims to be 113 and born on 28 Jul 1909 in the video.

@930310 It is probably 28 July 1910. (There is no reliable source about 14 July 1910/ it is probably 28 July).

(In the video it is enlarged, as journalists and individuals usually add).

This source is a bit more recent:

https://asesoriamacgo.wordpress.com/cumple-109-anos-y-tiene-136-bisnietos/

Best to check what the documentation says, (1909 or 1910), I don't know...

Last night I had a dream that scientists had discovered a mutation in Mr. Victor Chanca's genes. This mutation allowed scientists to slow his aging process with the help of some type of supercomputer. It also allowed scientists to take some of Mr. Chanca's genes and inject them into other people. (Again with the help of a computer). At the end of the dream, I was transported far into the future where the average person's lifespan was 200 years, and Mr. Chanca was still alive at over 1,000+ years. Obviously this kind of thing is only in fairytales, and again just a dream, but I think this dream might be symbolic for something. Perhaps one day in the future, doctors can extend longevity through gene mutation. 1,000 year lifespans seems quite far fetched, but I believe around 150 years is possible. Nor anytime soon, but maybe within the next 300 years? What do you guys think this dream could possibly mean? Maybe Mr. Chanca's genes do hold some secrets to living a very very long time...

Died on 8/23/22 in Los Angeles, California, USA Francisca Monge Vega, claims she was born on 11/1/1910 in Chancaymarca, Cusco, Peru, if the date is correct, she would be the oldest woman in Peru and the 2nd oldest person in the country, the oldest woman in Peru is Luzmila Bermejo de Garcia born 10 October 1912 in
Chulucanas, Morropon Province

You're forgetting Arcenio Cobba Balcazar (7 July 1907 – 21 July 2017).

@mendocino Pending?

Posted by: @ale76

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@mendocino Pending?

Since 1 October 2022, yes.

Oldest People Ever in Peru (as of 17 May 2023)
(documented or partially documented SCs)
Today's update (added Ms. Martínez Franco and Ms. M. A. R.; validated Ms. Espinoza de Giraldo) 

1. Horacio Celi Mendoza (Piura, Peru) (3 January 1897-25 September 2011), 114 y. 265 d. (pending)
2. S. R. C. (Lima, Peru) (22 May 1909-21 July 2021), 111 y. 60 d. (pending) 
3. Mariana Effio Espinoza de Giraldo (Lima, Peru) (12 February 1906-16 December 2016), 110 y. 308 d.
4. Zoraida Ormaeche Rojas (Lima, Peru) (23 February 1901-2 November 2011), 110 y. 252 d.
5. José Guillermo Mogollón Muñoz (Tumbes, Peru) (b. 11 June 1910-12 February 2021), 110 y. 246 d. (pending)
6. Marcelo Ajalcriña Bonifacio (Ica, Peru) (14 January 1907-21 August 2017), 110 y. 219 d. (pending)
7. M. A. R. (Lambayeque, Peru) (8 December 1908–22 March 2019), 110 y. 104 d.
8. Martina Martínez Franco (Lima, Peru) (23 February 1907–5 March 2017), 110 y. 10 d.

Oldest Peruvian emigrant SCs (as of 17 May 2023)

1. Carlos Valenzuela (Lima, Peru/Guttenberg, New Jersey, USA) (24 September 1905-29 March 2016), 110 y. 186 d.
2. Julia Dougherty (Lima, Peru/Hyannis, Massachusetts, USA) (20 August 1893-4 December 2003), 110 y. 106 d.
3. Arcenio Cobba Balcazar (Peru, Rome, Lazio, ITA) (7 July 1907–21 July 2017), 110 y. 14 d. (pending)

Found some discrepancies in the case of Mr. Chanca Santos. Apparently he originally claimed to have been born 28 July 1910, but in his 113th Birthday video, he claimed birth of 28 July 1909, and when he passed away in 2022, the Peruvian Council said he had been born 28 July 1911, and yet the Gerontology Fandom Site lists him as being born 14 June 1910. Either way he was probably an SC, but I'm going to go with 28 July 1910 because 28th July is the most consistent date, and 1910 appears more often than 1909 or 1911. Just sayin'

How plausible is the case of Nasaria Rojas Vallejos? (1909-2019) I couldn't really find too much information on her, other than she would have held the title of OLP in Peru along with S.R C. for a time. I have the contact information of the news station that interviewed her in 2019, and I can contact them if it would help. 

Oldest People Ever in Peru (as of 27 June 2024)
(documented or partially documented SCs)
Today's update (validated Mr. Mogollón Muñoz, added Ms. G. M. M.) 

1. Horacio Celi Mendoza (Piura, Peru) (3 January 1897-25 September 2011), 114 y. 265 d. (pending)
2. S. R. C. (Lima, Peru) (22 May 1909-21 July 2021), 111 y. 60 d. (pending) 
3. Mariana Effio Espinoza de Giraldo (Lima, Peru) (12 February 1906-16 December 2016), 110 y. 308 d.
4. G. M. M. (Peru) (8 December 1911-4 September 2022), 110 y. 270 d. (pending)
5. Zoraida Ormaeche Rojas (Lima, Peru) (23 February 1901-2 November 2011), 110 y. 252 d.
6. José Guillermo Mogollón Muñoz (Tumbes, Peru) (b. 11 June 1910-12 February 2021), 110 y. 246 d.
7. Marcelo Ajalcriña Bonifacio (Ica, Peru) (14 January 1907-21 August 2017), 110 y. 219 d. (pending)
8. M. A. R. (Lambayeque, Peru) (8 December 1908–22 March 2019), 110 y. 104 d.
9. Martina Martínez Franco (Lima, Peru) (23 February 1907–5 March 2017), 110 y. 10 d.

Oldest Peruvian emigrant SCs (as of 27 June 2024)

1. Carlos Valenzuela (Lima, Peru/Guttenberg, New Jersey, USA) (24 September 1905-29 March 2016), 110 y. 187 d.
2. Julia Dougherty (Lima, Peru/Hyannis, Massachusetts, USA) (20 August 1893-4 December 2003), 110 y. 106 d.
3. Arcenio Cobba Balcazar (Peru, Rome, Lazio, ITA) (7 July 1907–21 July 2017), 110 y. 14 d. (pending)

Posted by: @ale76

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validated Mr. Mogollón Muñoz

I'm not very good at English, but wouldn't I be Mr instead of Ms?, since José Guillermo Mogollón Muñoz is a man?
While we're at it, does anyone have any news about the oldest living person in Peru?