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Drenched up to his thighs, while crouching at the end of our small boat as it cuts through a dizzying collection of waves, our boat captain lifts his hands and shouted a warning: “No more photos — they’re watching us.” Along the left bank of the Cenepa River in the Peruvian Amazon, motors roar from […]

Founded in 1998 by Luis Gonzales and Eliana Elias, specialists in intercultural communication, Minga Peru focuses on the most marginalized...

It’s one of the emblematic dishes of the country’s gastronomy and has now been recognized as such.

Mykolas Juodele describes his three-day journey on a cargo ship through Perus Amazon rainforest. The goal? To reach Iquitos, accessible only by air - or river.

Indigenous communities lead fight to stop illicit mining in Loreto that is poisoning the water and destroying its forests

On the afternoon of November 29, Quinto Inuma Alvarado, Indigenous Kichwa leader and chief of the Santa Rosillo de Yanayacu community, was murdered in front of his family with three gunshots. Nine years ago, on September 1, 2014, four Ashéninka leaders of the community Alto Tamaya-Saweto, Edwin Chota Valera, Jorge Ríos Pérez, Leoncio Quintisima Meléndez, […]

A guide to the most luxurious and adventurous river cruises on the Nile, the Mekong, the Chobe, the Danube, the Ganges, and the Amazon.

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This Universal Health Coverage Day, let’s focus on what makes a difference: early interventions and funding for noncommunicable diseases.

While it’s second nature to associate autonomous systems with typical users like automobile manufacturing and electronics, there exist less obvious industries where they’ve found an unpredicted home.