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Peruvian Journalist Susy Aponte Polo Shot Dead After Threats Over Police Probe
Susy Aponte Polo, known as China Polo, was shot dead while campaigning, a week after she said she received threats over probing a police chief.
Florida Family Says They Lost $6.7 Million Buying Over 200 Alleged Fake Warhols
Richard Perlman says he and his family spent over $6.7 million on more than 200 alleged fake Andy Warhols sold through an international ring.
Madre De Dios Miners Pursue Mercury-Free Gold, Violence and State Gaps Threaten Progress
In Madre de Dios, a formalised La Pampa operation aims to produce gold without mercury, but clashes and lack of state support risk derailing the
Mario Vargas Llosa's Final Novel - “I Give You My Silence”
Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa's last book is a love letter to Peru, exploring its music and culture through an eccentric hero.
Peru Moves To Join Trump's Shield Of The Americas, Foreign Minister Says
Peru announced Friday it is taking steps to join President Donald Trump's Shield of the Americas, days after Keiko Fujimori assumed office.