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Six months into the murder trial of Alberto Fujimori, prosecutors have produced little hard evidence that the former Peruvian president approved of a death squad to eliminate rebel collaborators. But they’re about to put a blockbuster witness on the...
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Shining Path rebels ambushed a column of military trucks in Peru’s southeastern mountains with a bomb and gunfire, the military high command said Friday, killing...
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Peru’s military command says a bomb has killed 12 soldiers and seven civilians in the country’s southeastern mountains, and that the Shining Path is likely...
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The leader of Peru’s notorious Shining Path leftist rebels rejected an ultimatum to surrender and demanded to negotiate a political accord with the Peruvian...
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New York native Lori Berenson, who is serving a 20-year sentence in Peru for collaborating with leftist guerrillas in the 1990s, is four weeks pregnant, her father...
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With diabetes becoming almost a household disease now, the need for blood glucose monitoring has become a compulsion.The concentration of glucose in the blood is...
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Archaeologists in Peru say they have discovered the jawbone of a fetus among the remains of a sacrificed woman in a pre-Inca tomb, suggesting the Lambayeque culture...
made popular Sep 11 2008
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The daughter of Peru’s former President Alberto Fujimori says doctors have found a benign cyst in the jailed president’s pancreas.
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Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama said Sunday he will tap his huge political network of donors and volunteers to help U.S. victims of Hurricane Gustav after...
made popular Aug 31 2008
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A strong earthquake has shaken central Peru, causing people to flee buildings in the jungle city of Pucallpa but inflicting no major damage.
made popular Aug 27 2008
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Peru’s government says renewable energy company Iberoperuana Inversiones SAC is developing a $240 million, 240 megawatt wind farm on Peru’s southern coast.
made popular Aug 26 2008
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Peru’s government declared a state of emergency Monday in remote jungle regions where Indian groups are blocking highways and oil and gas installations to protest...
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Residents of Peru’s southern coast took to the streets Friday to protest the government’s response to an magnitude-8.0 earthquake a year ago that left tens...
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A South American trade group gave member states the go-ahead to set their own intellectual property laws on Thursday, letting Peru clear a key hurdle toward...
made popular Aug 15 2008
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In a headline for an Aug. 10 story, The Associated Press reported that Japanese-Americans won redress for imprisonment. The headline should have specified that Japanese...
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John McCain’s efforts to define Barack Obama have been well cataloged in recent days, from the substantive (calling Obama a tax raiser slow to offer an energy...
made popular Aug 8 2008
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Republican presidential candidate John McCain, who has contended that Barack Obama is willing to lose in Iraq to win the election, on Thursday said his rival would...
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Republican presidential candidate John McCain is accusing his Democratic rival, Barack Obama, of wanting to forfeit the war in Iraq in spite of gains there.
made popular Aug 7 2008
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A white police officer was acquitted Monday in the drug-raid shooting death of an unarmed black woman that set off protests about how police treat minorities in a city...
made popular Aug 4 2008
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An Ohio jury has acquitted a white police officer in the drug-raid shooting death of an unarmed black woman who was holding a child.
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A white police officer told jurors Thursday he thought his life was in danger when he shot at an unarmed black woman during a drug raid, killing her and injuring the...
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Do you wish to keep a tight tab on anyone with your cellphone? If yes, I think the new Nokia N95 could be the just right option. London shop Spymaster has tailored the...
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