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Article content LIMA — Peru’s top three airlines are operating with little or no Peruvian ownership despite a rule that local carriers be at least 30% owned by its nationals, company filings, court documents and interviews with industry officials show. Increased competition has lowered ticket prices for Peruvians in recent years, but it has also meant multinational carriers have driven locally-owned players out of business. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Peru's airlines skirt ownership rules as lawmakers propose state rival Back to video ...

Nostalgia: Looking back on some of Cork's best known former hotels The Victoria Hotel, St. Patrick's Street, Cork pictured in November 1970. Amy Nolan CORK'S hotel scene is expanding, with the newest addition opening earlier this week. The Dean on Horgan’s Quay prides itself on being unconventional and describes itself as a "design focused stay with cool and comfortable rooms filled with stuff to make you smile". The striking seven storey building, designed by Irish firm Wilson Architecture, forms part of the new Horgan’s Quay development with views looking out to the River Lee. Tram stop...