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Peru
Why Are There Deadly Protests in Peru?
By Simmone Shah
Peru’s President Is Impeached and Arrested
By Sanya Mansoor
Why Peru Is Emerging as a Coronavirus Hotspot
By Ciara Nugent
Peru's Opposition Leader Has Been Detained in Connection with a Campaign Finance Probe
By John Quigley / Bloomberg
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Tourists Injured in Train Crash Near Peru's Machu Picchu
It remains unclear what caused the crash
By Laignee Barron
August 1, 2018
Evidence of Ancient Mass Child Sacrifice Site Found in Peru
Archaeologists in Peru have uncovered what could be the site of the largest known instance of child sacrifice in the Americas
By Kamakshi Ayyar
April 27, 2018
Judge Orders Arrests After Canadian Killed in Amazon
He was lynched after being blamed for the murder of an indigenous medicine woman
By Casey Quackenbush
April 24, 2018
Canadian Man Accused of Murdering Shaman Killed in Amazon
Sebastian Woodroffe's body was found after a video of his lynching surfaced on social media
By Casey Quackenbush
April 23, 2018
Photographing Peru's Rapidly Changing Landscapes
Photographer Eduardo Hirose has spent the last three years documenting a country in the throes of transformation
By Alexandra Genova
May 17, 2017
Watch Woman's Harrowing Escape from Mudslide in Peru
About 62 people have died and 12,000 homes destroyed in storms and floods so far this year.
By Ryan Kilpatrick
March 17, 2017
German Tourist Dies Posing for Photo on Machu Picchu
He was trying to jump to pose for a photo
By Justin Worland
July 1, 2016
Peru Could Elect a Jailed Strongman's Daughter as President
Keiko Fujimori has taken advantage of her father's popularity in parts of Peru
By Giles Gibson/Lima
June 3, 2016
Tourist Killed at Peruvian Ayahuasca Ceremony
Spiritual retreats involving consumption of the highly hallucinogenic beverage have become increasingly popular
By Joanna Plucinska
December 17, 2015
20 Nations Vulnerable to Climate Change Form Coalition
The countries range from larger states with growing economies like Vietnam to tiny island nations like Vanuatu
By Nash Jenkins
October 9, 2015
Is It Ethical to Leave Uncontacted Tribes Alone?
Contact means dangers for both sides‚ but lack of contact does too
By Jeffrey Kluger
June 4, 2015
Where Will the Next Big Earthquake Hit?
Where seismic activity meets poverty, you have disaster waiting to happen
By Helen Regan
April 27, 2015
Five Best Ideas of the Day: April 13
1. Why do we need human pilots again?By John Markoff in the New York Times2. We thought education would unlock the potential of Arab women. We were half right.By Maysa Jalbout at the Brookings Institution3....
By The Aspen Institute
April 13, 2015
Watch Two Guys Appear to Get Tricked Into Catcalling Their Own Moms
Now,
that
is an awkward dinner conversation
By Helen Regan
January 27, 2015
Trees Come Down When the Gold Price Goes Up
A new study establishes a connection between demand for gold and deforestation
By Rishi Iyengar
January 15, 2015
The Most Powerful Protest Photos of 2014
There wasn't a corner of the planet untouched by protest this year, from the tear-gassed streets of Ferguson to the student camps of Hong Kong
By Bryan Walsh
December 17, 2014
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