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Peru's worst mining accident in decades leaves 27 dead
This weekend’s fire is thought to be one of the worst mining disasters the country has seen in years
This weekend’s fire is thought to be one of the worst mining disasters the country has seen in years
"If these gentlemen were interested in defending human rights, they would be in Bolivia, Cuba, Nicaragua or Venezuela, where crimes against humanity are committed daily," said Colombian senator María Fernanda Cabal
Torrential rains on Sunday caused several mud and rock slides in the town of Secocha, in the Arequipa province
After Boluarte assumed the presidency, however, protests broke out throughout the country demanding new elections, a change to the constitution, and her removal from office
"No to violence, regardless of where it originates. No more deaths," the Argentine pope said
The state of emergency was extended to include Lima, as well as the regions of Cusco, Puno, and the constitutional province of Callao
The Nazca lines, which were created by the ancient Nazca culture between 100 B.C. and 300 A.D., have been studied for almost 80 years by archaeologists and scientists. However, their purpose remains a mystery
The appeals chamber of the court announced the decision as the country continues to face unrest after Castillo attempted to dissolve the South American country’s congress
A recent Peruvian law enforcement report suggests the organized presence of various “infiltrators” in the protests in Lima and other locations
Peru closes Machu Picchu routes amid protests against President Dina Boluarte as government declares state of emergency in the south
During the protests, at least 16 civilians and four police officers were wounded as the two groups clashed in the city of Andahuaylas