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Rescue of trapped Peru miners delayed
Apr 09, 2012 02:06 EDT
A rescue operation to free nine miners trapped since last Thursday in a mine in southern Peru could be delayed to two to three days, a top official announced.
'Please get us out of here': trapped Peru miners wait it out
Apr 08, 2012 18:40 EDT
It could take two or three more days to rescue nine miners trapped since Thursday in a mine in southern Peru, a top official said Sunday, as one of the miners begged "please, get us out of here."
Trapped Peru miners could have to wait days for rescue
Apr 08, 2012 15:55 EDT
Oscar Valdes, cabinet chief to Peru's President Ollanta Humala, said Sunday it could take two or three more days to rescue nine miners trapped since Thursday in a mine in southern Peru.
Peru police to question Shining Path leader
Feb 13, 2012 18:15 EST
Peruvian police said Monday they were preparing to question the Shining Path leader known as "Comrade Artemio" after soldiers captured him in a remote jungle cabin suffering from a serious gunshot wound.
Peru captures wounded Shining Path rebel leader
Feb 12, 2012 11:35 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - The most important leader of Peru's leftist Shining Path insurgency has been captured by security forces after being shot in a remote jungle rife with drug trafficking, President Ollanta Humala said on Sunday, announcing his first major victory against what remains of the rebel group.
Haitians bound for Brazil languish in Peru's Amazon
Feb 08, 2012 11:42 EST
INAPARI, Peru (Reuters) - Nearly 300 Haitians fleeing the poverty of their earthquake-ravaged homeland have been stuck for a month in the Peruvian Amazon, where a gate to what they saw as a better life in Brazil has abruptly closed.
Reuters Magazine: Wheatley: What's going right
Jan 26, 2012 10:10 EST
(Reuters) - With the British economy flat on its back, the Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) factory in Birmingham, the second largest city in England, is doing something unusual: hiring. The company is doing well. With exports to China and other big emerging economies rising strongly, Britain's largest automotive manufacturer recently said it would hire another thousand workers and build a new engine plant, creating a further 750 fifty jobs.
US surveillance planes back Peru drug ops: minister
Jan 18, 2012 14:36 EST
Two US surveillance planes are supporting Peru's campaign against drug trafficking and remnants of a Maoist guerrilla group, Peru's defense minister disclosed Wednesday.
Peru VP quits but hangs onto Congress seat
Jan 17, 2012 23:51 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian Vice President Omar Chehade has resigned over corruption allegations but managed to hang onto his seat in Congress on Tuesday after surviving an expulsion vote.
Peruvian vice president resigns amid corruption probe
Jan 17, 2012 18:14 EST
Peruvian Vice President Omar Chehade, once seen as a close ally of President Ollanta Humala, resigned Tuesday amid a probe into an influence-peddling scheme.
Ailing Fujimori to ask Peru's Humala for pardon
Dec 22, 2011 15:25 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori, in prison for corruption and human rights crimes, is in poor health and will ask President Ollanta Humala for a pardon, his family and lawyer said on Thursday.
Peru's Humala slips in poll after mining conflicts
Dec 18, 2011 10:34 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian President Ollanta Humala's approval rating fell for the third straight month in December to 47 percent after fierce protests against a mining project sparked his government's first crisis, pollster Ipsos Apoyo said on Sunday.
Peru lifts state of emergency in mining dispute
Dec 16, 2011 12:21 EST
Peru's government Friday lifted a state of emergency declared early this month in a region where a mining project had sparked violent protests, and scheduled talks for next week over the development.
Exclusive: Peru says natgas negotiations suspended
Dec 15, 2011 12:45 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peru and the consortium operating the giant Camisea natural gas fields have suspended negotiations over gas supplies and royalties, and talks should resume in three or four months, the head of Peru's oil agency said on Thursday.
Peru could revive talks with foes of Newmont mine
Dec 15, 2011 10:56 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peru said on Wednesday it could reopen negotiations with foes of Newmont Mining's $4.8 billion Conga project, a sign a solution to the month long impasse could be found, after a crackdown coerced protesters to call off their rallies.
Humala alienates Peru's left, may lose sway in Congress
Dec 13, 2011 10:30 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian leftists who supported President Ollanta Humala for years are leaving the government and may stop supporting him in Congress, saying his emerging authoritarian tone amounts to a further drift to the right.
Peru's Humala tightens grip in Cabinet overhaul
Dec 11, 2011 21:49 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian President Ollanta Humala swore in a new team of ministers on Sunday in a shake-up that could lead to harsher crackdowns on social protests but will leave the country's free-market economic model in place.
Peru's Humala tightens grip in Cabinet overhaul
Dec 11, 2011 21:21 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian President Ollanta Humala swore in a new team of ministers on Sunday in a shake-up that could lead to harsher crackdowns on social protests but will leave the country's free-market economic model in place.
Peru's Humala picks technocrat for mining ministry
Dec 11, 2011 18:33 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - Peruvian President Ollanta Humala has picked Jorge Humberto Merino, who worked for the government agency that promotes foreign investment, to be his new mines and energy minister, local media reported on Sunday.
Peru's Humala picks ex-army officer to lead Cabinet
Dec 10, 2011 21:19 EST
LIMA (Reuters) - President Ollanta Humala replaced his prime minister on Saturday with a former army officer who was his instructor in the military in a surprise shake-up that could signal a more authoritarian governing style in Peru.