We have started to collect the most important news related to Peru in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Torrential rain creates havoc along the Pacific coast side of South America, with flooding causing the deaths of at least six people in Peru.
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Conservationists in Peru hope a breeding program will help increase the numbers of Humboldt penguins.
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Two people have been in killed in Peru in a head-on collision involving a support vehicle for a British team contesting the Dakar rally.
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A helicopter carrying seven people crashes in a village in Peru, killing five US citizens and two Peruvians.
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Peruvian police are hunting for 19 young inmates still on the run after two mass breakouts in 24 hours from a juvenile detention centre.
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Further torrential rain has wreaked havoc in the central Amazon region of Peru, displacing hundreds of families, devastating local crops and demolishing public infrastructure.
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An intern for a New Jersey Democratic senator who backs immigration reform is facing deportation to Peru for staying in the US illegally.
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A dolphin and a pair of sea lions are roaming free off the coast of Peru, thanks to conservationists.
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Recently excavated human remains discovered by archaeologists at Machu Picchu in Peru are being tested in the hope they will reveal further insights into the ancient people that used to live in the region.
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The US returns to Peru the last artefacts taken from Machu Picchu by archaeologist Hiram Bingham, who rediscovered the Inca citadel in 1911.
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A 700-year-old mummified child, recovered from antiquities traffickers in Bolivia, has been handed back to Peruvian authorities.
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The mummy of a two-year-old child seized by Bolivian police as it was about to be shipped to France is returned to Peru, where it was stolen from.
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The South Korean boy band, U-KISS have caused pandemonium in Peru, as Alpa Patel reports.
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Large quantities of illegal drugs have been seized and incinerated in Peru.
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Deadly clashes erupt for the second time in three days, between Peruvian police and protesters trying to stop the closure of a market in Lima.
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Clashes between police and protesters in Lima, Peru, have continued for a third day.
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One person has been killed and dozens more have been injured in a riot in the Peruvian capital Lima.
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Thousands of doctors in Peru say they will suspend a strike that has left many poor people without medical care for more than a month.
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About 90% of hospital managers in Peru have resigned in support of doctors who are striking over pay, union officials say.
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At least 11 people are killed and another 10 are missing after a landslide hits a village in a jungle area in northern Peru.
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Two Peruvian policemen are killed in an ambush by suspected left-wing rebels in the southern jungle region of Cusco, officials say.
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Three helicopters are burned on an airfield in the Peruvian jungle, in an attack the military blames on left-wing Shining Path rebels.
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Animal rights in a country where cats are eaten
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A double-decker bus crashes from a cliff in the Peruvian Andes, killing at least 22 people.
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Coca cultivation in Peru rises for a sixth consecutive year as farmers plant more crops on the borders with Brazil and Bolivia, a UN survey says.
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Pressure group Human Rights Watch demands that Peru's president rein in police after a protester is killed during a demonstration against a gold mine.
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