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Peru faces rethink in fight against rebels

Doubts over Peru's strategy against Shining Path rebels

Peru's famed hostage raid investigated

LIMA, Peru—Peruvians traumatized by years of guerrilla violence cheered in 1997 when government troops raided the Japanese ambassador's residence to rescue hostages held for 126 days by leftist rebels.

India Interested In Trade Agreement With Peru

LIMA, May 17 (BERNAMA-NNN-ANDINA) -- India ratified its interest to sign a Preferential Trade Agreement with Peru, Peru's Foreign Ministry reported.

What is behind mass pelican and dolphin deaths in Peru?

The seas off the coast of Peru are some the richest and most diverse in the world. But in recent weeks both Peru's seabirds and dolphins have been dying at an alarming rate, writes Tom Clarke.

Peru Environment Ministry Confronts Water Crisis with Focus on Investment in Nature

The Peruvian Ministry of Environment , working with Forest Trends and with the support of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation , today launched the Watershe

Peru warns against visiting Pacific beaches due to deaths of pelicans, dolphins

LIMA, Peru (AP) — Peru is urging people to stay away from Pacific beaches because of continuing discoveries of dead pelicans and dolphins.

Autopsy delay clouds Peru dolphin die-off mystery

The carcasses of dead pelicans still litter the beaches of northern Peru, even as the last of nearly 900 dolphins are cleared away.

AQM Copper Peru SAC Performs Preliminary Economic Assessment for $1.1 Billion Zafranal Project in Peru, an Industrial ...

CORDOBA, ARGENTINA-- - Researched by Industrial Info Research Latin America -- Minera AQM Copper Peru SAC , the joint venture between AQM Copper Incorporated and Teck Resources Limited is working on the ...

IBM and Banco de Credito del Peru Announce Strategic IT Services Partnership With Total Contract Value of More than US ...

LIMA, Peru, May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (IBM) and Banco de Credito del Peru (BCP) announced today a five-year agreement for IT outsourcing services. The agreement will enable BCP to optimize ...

Peru: Warmer seas are blamed for bird carnage (PHOTOS)

LIMA, Peru — A lack of anchovies and other small fish triggered by unseasonably warm waters has left thousands of seabirds starving to death along Peru’s Pacific coast, experts say. This month, the corpses of 5,000 birds, mainly pelicans and boobies, have been discovered on beaches up and down the country. read more