Peru issued report ruling out indigenous disappearance to international community
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Photo: ANDINA/Piero Vargas
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Lima, Jul. 03 (ANDINA).- Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has distributed, to countries and international organizations, the Ombudsman’s report that found none civil neither Amazonian indigenous people disappeared on the events occurred in Bagua, Amazonas, said Friday Peru’s Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Garcia Belaunde.
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IMF Official: 2010 global growth outlook likely to improve
Vina del Mar, Jul. 03 (ANDINA).- According to an IMF official, the International Monetary Fund's global growth outlook for 2010 will likely be revised upwardly as the world economy has tended to stabilize this year, reported Friday Dow Jones Newswires.
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Ombudsman's report confirms police did not commit excesses in Bagua, says minister
Lima, Jul. 03 (ANDINA).- The Ombudsman Office report ruling out the disappearance of natives during the events occurred in Bagua on June 5 this year, is favorable to the country, since it confirms the police did not commit excesses, said Peru’s Interior Minister, Mercedes Cabanillas.
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Peru, Chile not enemies but business allies
Lima, Jul. 03 (ANDINA).- Peru and Chile are not enemies but allies in their common goal of “competing with” the Asian markets, said the Peruvian-Chilean Business Council official Jose Francisco Raffo.
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Caral-Supe exhibition opens in Lima museum
Lima, Jul. 03 (ANDINA).- A twelve-day exhibition about the Sacred City of Caral-Supe, which was recently declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, has been opened at the Museo de Oro (Gold Museum) of Larcomar shopping center in the Limean district of Miraflores.
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Werder want to sign Peru striker Claudio Pizarro
Bremen, Jul. 03 (ANDINA).- Werder Bremen general manager Klaus Allofs has revealed that the German club are hoping to sign Claudio Pizarro from Chelsea this summer following the Peruvian's successful loan spell at the Weserstadion last season.
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