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Faith and Festivities: Evangelical Churches Illuminate Lima's 489 - Vimarsana News

Faith and Festivities: Evangelical Churches Illuminate Lima's 489

Explore the vibrant 489th anniversary celebrations of Lima, Peru’s capital, highlighting the significant role of evangelical churches in the festivities and the city’s rich cultural diversity.

Peru: Defense Min oversees river basins in the face of El Niño phenomenon | News | ANDINA - Vimarsana News

Peru: Defense Min oversees river basins in the face of El Niño phenomenon | News | ANDINA

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Peru Faces Challenge of Climate Change-Driven Internal Migration - Vimarsana News

Peru Faces Challenge of Climate Change-Driven Internal Migration

LIMA, Sep 28 (IPS) - Nearly 700,000 people have migrated internally in Peru due to the effects of climate change. This mass displacement is a clear problem in this South American country, one of the most vulnerable to the global climate crisis due to its biodiversity, geography and 28 different types of climates.

Peru Faces Challenge of Climate Change-Driven Internal Migration - Vimarsana News

Peru Faces Challenge of Climate Change-Driven Internal Migration

Nearly 700,000 people have migrated internally in Peru due to the effects of climate change. This mass displacement is a clear problem in this South American country, one of the most vulnerable to the

They bought property they thought was safe. A mudslide wrecked it - Vimarsana News

They bought property they thought was safe. A mudslide wrecked it

In Lima, Peru, where thousands live on property bought from “land traffickers,” recent events exposed the hazards. But the rich are also at risk.