Topic: Lima (Peru)

Indigenous Peruvians vow more attacks over control of the Amazon

Clashes with government forces left more than 30 dead last week, sparking concerns about a full-scale revolt. Protesters are fighting laws that would open their rainforest home to energy and agribusiness development.

Venezuelan court orders arrest for exiled Chávez foe

Manuel Rosales, who ran against Chávez in 2006, is seeking asylum in Peru.

Former Peruvian President Fujimori's conviction a milestone

He's the first democratically elected Latin American leader found guilty in his own country of human rights abuses. But supporters are expected to protest.

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Spreading the Chicha gospel

Transplanted Parisian brings Peru's back street rhythms to world's front stage.

U.S. Army hopes to keep native Arabic speakers

Incentives likely to include large payments to soldiers now working as translators.

In Peru, women welders forge ahead

Two sisters in Lima win acclaim for breaking stereotypes – and teaching women business skills.

Peru's women unite in kitchen – and beyond

With food prices on the rise, 'community kitchens' provide half a million Lima residents with affordable daily meals.

One man's protest emboldens Ohio city to fight drug violence

Jesse Lowe began a public protest against drugs in March, spurring new activism.

Peru's García unpopular despite boom

President Alan García presides over one of the region's fastest growth rates, but his approval rating sank to 26 percent this week because the poor say their lives aren't any better.

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Homage to the humble spud

In the world of food, potatoes are finally in the limelight.

Homage to the humble spud

In the world of food, potatoes are finally in the limelight.

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'Idol' airs Afghans' talents – and social divisions

Female contestant Lima Sahar caused a nationwide debate about women's roles before being voted off last week.

A human rights statistician finds truth in numbers

Whether gazing at a computer or into the eyes of a former dictator, numbers cruncher Patrick Ball is on the front lines of justice.

Intriguing tales – and tales of intrigue – from across the globe

Fancy a visit to Peru, Scotland, Denmark, Brazil, or Russia? Several works of new popular fiction may be just the ticket. Reviewer Yvonne Zipp is your tour guide.