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We have started to collect the most important news related to Peru in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Dozens of families in central-northern Peru lose their homes and belongings after the Aucayacu River bursts its banks.
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A Peruvian minister denies claims that explosions used in oil exploration are to blame for the deaths of hundreds of dolphins.
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Doubts over Peru's strategy against Shining Path rebels
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United StatesHSBC sells units in Colombia, Peru, Uruguay and Paraguay to Banco GNB Sudameris for $400m.
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Peru's interior and defence ministers resign in the face of criticism over a failed operation against Shining Path rebels.
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Scientists blame rise in sea temperatures for death of thousands of pelicans in Peru.
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At least 14 people have been killed after a fire ripped through a drugs rehabilitation centre in the Peruvian capital, Lima.
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Scientists in Peru hunt the cause of the mysterious deaths of hundreds of pelicans on the coast in the north of the country.
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A fire at a drug rehabilitation centre in the Peruvian capital Lima has killed 14 people, firefighters say, the second such tragedy this year.
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A Peruvian policeman who had been missing for 17 days in the jungle after surviving a clash with Shining Path rebels is reunited with his family.
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Scientists in Peru hunt the cause of the mysterious deaths of hundreds of pelicans on the coast in the north of the country.
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More than 90 officers are taken to hospital with food poisoning at a jungle base in Peru used by police combating illegal miners.
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A group of Peruvian gas workers abducted six days ago by rebels has been freed after a military operation, the Peruvian government says.
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The authorities in Peru rule out negotiating with Shining Path rebels who kidnapped a group of gas workers in the Cusco region for ransom.
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Nine Peruvian miners trapped underground for a week by a rockfall are rescued and said to be in good health.
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Peru's Shining Path rebels demand a multi-million dollar ransom for a group of gas workers they kidnapped on Monday.
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Suspected Shining Path rebels in Peru holding seven workers they seized from a natural gas project in the south of the country.
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Suspected Shining Path rebels in Peru holding seven workers they seized from a natural gas project in the south of the country.
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The operation to rescue nine men trapped underground in a mine near the city of Ica in the south of Peru could take days, the government has said.
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Rescue teams in Peru are trying to free nine mine workers trapped underground by a rockfall at the Cabeza de Negro copper and gold mine in the south of the country.
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Peru says it had defeated the Shining Path Maoist rebel group in one of its former strongholds, following the capture of one of the guerrillas' leaders.
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BrazilGroup of 300 Haitians trying to get to Brazil but are not allowed to cross border in Peru.
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