Peruvian presidential runoff: A squeaker
A broad left coalition in the Andean nation asked supporters to help defeat a right-wing extremist.
Peru mine conflict pits David against Goliath
The action, emblematic of conflict throughout Latin America between local people and multi-national mining corporations, resulted in violent confrontation.
Left advances in Peru's elections
The most left-wing presidential candidate came from behind and bested a whole array of right-wing candidates to enter a runoff election.
Will Wikileaks flap impact Peruvian elections?
Wikileaks is the gift that keeps on giving, a cornucopia of surprises for politicians and statespersons worldwide. Now it is Peru's turn.
World Notes: Peru, Australia, Cuba
Police kill miners in Peru, Australia blocks refugees, Cuba conserves
