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Emergent images of the pint-sized extraterrestrial pals triggered a phase of mass ET hysteria in September when a journalist decalred them non-humans not part of our terrestrial evolution

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Armed robbery, extortion and kidnapping. Faced with increasing crime, Dina Boluartes government has declared a state of emergency in three districts and deployed hundreds of soldiers to back up the police.

A letter from 15 congresspeople to Secretary of State Antony Blinken, to which EL PAÍS has had exclusive access, expresses ‘serious concerns about growing threats to human rights, democracy and rule of law’

The former Peruvian president will return to Lima to answer for the crimes he's accused of.

From Lima the decision of the American justice system was announced.

Update 1: Adds details, complete rewrite including new headline, lede Lima, Jan 20 (EFE).- Anti-government protests in Lima on Friday led to new clashes with security forces and “serious damage” to the infrastructure in the historic center of the Peruvian capital, officials said. The protests brought together thousands of people for the second consecutive day, …

Protesters in Peru continue to demand the resignation of current president Dina Boluarte and express support for her predecessor Pedro Castillo, who tried to avoid impeachment.

The Peruvian Prosecutor's Office has placed she who claims the country's presidency, Dina Bolurate under investigation for crimes including genocide, resulting from her government's treatment of protesters who prefer the elected President Pedro Castillo. Now much of her government is under investigation for genocide ("genocide, qualified homicide and serious injuries"): Alberto Otarola (the prime minister

Peruvian authorities have banned former Bolivian President Evo Morales from entering the country due to his persistent meddling in internal affairs, it was reported Monday in Lima.