Democracy Now!
| Mar 7, 2013
A historic trial underway in Argentina is set to reveal new details about how Latin American countries coordinated with each other in the 1970s and '80s to eliminate political dissidents. The campaign known as "Operation Condor" involved military ...
Al Jazeera English
| Jan 17, 2013
Peru is now the world's chief exporter of asparagus but the thirsty cash crop is sucking parts of the country dry. Aquifers are being drained at an alarming rate, leaving ordinary Peruvians facing water shortages and threatening to make farming im...
Al Jazeera English
| Dec 27, 2012
In parts of the Peruvian Andes, villagers of both sexes mark the end of the year with a huge punch-up. The centuries-old fighting festival tradition is seen as a way to clear away the old year's grudges, and serves as a kind of justice system in a...
Russia Today
| Nov 6, 2012
Special clothes worn by a sharpshooter soldier burst into flames when he accidentally stepped on a flare during a military parade in northern Perus. Bystanders rushed to his aid, but witnesses say he was seriously injured before his burning clothi...
Al Jazeera English
| Aug 10, 2012
Children at a school in a village in Peru are learning and doing their homework on computers despite living without electricity. A renewable energy programe comprised of a windwill and seven solar panels - donations from the European Union - are ...
NTDTV
| Jul 5, 2012
Clashes continue between police and protesters opposed to a US company's plans to build a five billion US dollar gold mine in Peru. Four people have died in the last two days as the protests turned violent. ...
Telegraph.co.uk
| Apr 11, 2012
The men had been stuck about 656 feet below ground since the wildcat copper-and-gold mine partially collapsed on Thursday.
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