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With Peru port project, China gains a foothold in America's backyard - Vimarsana News

With Peru port project, China gains a foothold in America's backyard

A Chinese-backed port project in Peru is set to transform the local and regional economy but has raised concerns from the U.S. about national security.

Source: yahoo.com
EXCLUSIVE: We survived a terrifying ambush by gun-wielding Peruvian pirates in the Amazon - by fighting them off with PADDLES: Two ex-Royal Marines tell their incredible true story - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: We survived a terrifying ambush by gun-wielding Peruvian pirates in the Amazon - by fighting them off with PADDLES: Two ex-Royal Marines tell their incredible true story

EXCLUSIVE: John Bathgate, 35, and Ian Roberts, 34, were attempting a world-first expedition across 3,186 miles of the Amazon River from its highest point in Ecuador to Brazil's coast.

Sonar Images Show A Submarine Playing Dead On The Sea Floor - Vimarsana News

Sonar Images Show A Submarine Playing Dead On The Sea Floor

Images captured by the Peruvian Navy during a recent exercise illustrate some of the technology used to find stricken submarines.

Sonar Images Show A Submarine Playing Dead On The Sea Floor - Vimarsana News

Sonar Images Show A Submarine Playing Dead On The Sea Floor

Images captured by the Peruvian Navy during a recent exercise illustrate some of the technology used to find stricken submarines.

Source: yahoo.com
Brazil sails mostly alone in push to modernize submarine fleet in South America - Vimarsana News

Brazil sails mostly alone in push to modernize submarine fleet in South America

With little military threat on the immediate horizon, most South American countries continue to rely on decades-old subs. Brazil is an outlier.