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Lima: Desert city in need of water
Editor's note: Jim Cornett has just returned from the Atacama Desert of Peru and Chile.
Lima Lima proves to be precision thrill ride
Scott Sayre told me Friday any pilot who claims to have logged hundreds of hours in the air without any "scary moments" is a liar.
Paul Haven appointed AP chief in Havana
Paul Haven has been appointed The Associated Press chief of bureau in Havana, Cuba, following three years of leading the cooperative's news operations in Spain and Portugal as Madrid bureau chief.Senior Managing Editor John Daniszewski made the announcement Friday.
LIMA -- Peru is not a country whose name we hear often in Turkey. In fact, many may not even be
Peru is not a country whose name we hear often in Turkey. In fact, many may not even be able to find it on the map.
ABB wins $25 million power order in Peru
ABB will supply electrical and automation solutions worth $25 million for an expansion of the Machu Picchu hydroelectric power plant east of Lima, Peru.
Violet, Gauger win Freedom 5K titles
At last year's Star Spangled Spectacular Freedom 5K at Faurot Park, veteran runner T.J. Lentz pulled away from the pack late in the race, en route to a convincing win.
Success of Inca civilization a result of global warming that lasted for 400 years
Lima , July 2 : In a new study, a team of scientists have determined that the success of the Inca was boosted by a period of global warming that lasted more than four centuries.
MR. KELLY: So let's start. Thank you for joining us for this conference call. We have two Senior Administration Officials with us today to discuss the current situation in Honduras and our bilateral and multilateral efforts in that situation.
Family from Lima finds better life, bigger spaces in Edmonton
Celebrating their first Canada Day party is the Sanchez family, from left, Elizabeth, mother Sonia, Julissa, Grecia and father Jose.
9 Signs You're Going to Be Fired & Bible Fight
Name: Password: A People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals activist shows posters and raise their red-painted hands in a show of protest against bullfights, Monday Feb.
Garneau students discover new reality in Peru
Earlier this month, dozens of Peruvian teenagers attended workshops conducted by College Francois-Xavier-Garneau students in a shanty town near Lima.
Eagle Valley students study hard for Peru trip
Molly Walker, right, poses for a photo with her host family in Peru in May. Walker was one of 18 Eagle Valley High School students who went on a 15-day trip to Peru to learn about the country and improve their Spanish.
Cheap Flights to Latin America on Low-Cost Carriers
With an ever-growing list of Latin America routes from low-cost carriers such as Frontier , JetBlue , and Spirit , it's easier and more affordable than ever to explore Central and South America.
Clean Energy Emphasized at the Americas Energy and Climate Symposium
Energy efficiency and renewable energy were the major focus of energy ministers and other government leaders from throughout the Americas in mid-June, as they converged on Lima, Peru, for the Americas Energy and Climate Symposium.
Prelate Welcomes Advance in Peru Conflict
LIMA, Peru, JUNE 22, 2009 .- The president of the Peruvian episcopal conference welcomed signs of communication and collaboration between the government and indigenous populations in the Amazon.
Clash with Indians sends Peru leader's rating down
A poll in Peru says President Alan Garcia's approval rating has fallen to its lowest level in 18 months, hurt by a June 5 clash between security forces and Amazonian Indian protesters that killed at least 33 people.
Peru offers concession to Indians in land dispute
In a conciliatory move, Peru's government promised Amazon Indians on Monday to ask Congress to revoke decrees that native groups say would make it easier to exploit their lands for oil, gas and other development.
Indigenous Rights: Criminal Charges Against Indigenous Leaders
Friday, 19 June 2009, 1:29 pm Press Release: Amazon Watch Government Urged to Drop Criminal Charges Against Indigenous Leaders and Allow Independent Investigation into Violent Incidents in Bagua Lima, Peru – The Peruvian Congress voted today 82 – 12 to repeal two of nine contested laws in an attempt to end widespread indigenous ...
Peru Congress revokes contested Amazon decrees
A top Indian leader has called off anti-government protests in Peru's Amazon after Congress revoked two decrees that indigenous groups believe would spur oil and gas development on their lands.
To quell protests, Peru suspends Amazon investment laws
Lima, Peru; and Mexico City - Peru's Congress is trying to diffuse some of the worst violence the country has seen in a decade.