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Pisco exports reached US$ 5.4 million last year, confirmed the Association of Peruvian Exporters (ADEX). Chile and the USA were the beverage's main targets worldwide, as it was reported.
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Peru's Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) will intensify its activities to expand the market of Peruvian exports overseas, through its trade offices abroad and Promperu, announced its minister Magali Silva.
She said there is a whole plan for developing an important number of expansion, market consolidation and commercial promotion activities in 2015 through the aforementioned entities.
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Peru's Finance Minister, Alonso Segura, will take part in the presentation of the World Bank's World Development Report 2015: Mind, Society, and Behavior, and will analyze its relevance for the country.
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Peru's President, Ollanta Humala, concluded the meeting for dialogue held at Lima's Government Palace.
The meeting was intended for the political forces to engage in dialogue with the central government, which is seeking to reach agreements regarding political, social and economic affairs.
"We have been taking notes about the suggestions made by the political forces," President Humala said.
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The dialogue held last night between the Peruvian government and political forces contributes to strengthen democracy and calm down the political atmosphere in the country, today said Lima's mayor and Solidaridad Nacional's leader, Luis Casta�eda.
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The Prime Minister, Ana Jara, announced today the "temporary closure" of the National Directorate of Intelligence (DINI).The measure intends to proceed with its reorganization, as was agreed in the meeting for dialogue held this morning between members of the Executive Power and Peru's political forces.
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"Long ago, when animals were gente..."
Those words, uttered countless times by indigenous Amazonian storytellers, blur the boundary between humans and other creatures in the forests and rivers, revealing a different view of the way human and non-human worlds intertwine.
"You can't talk about conservation without talking about enchanted lakes," says Leonardo Tello Imaina, the director of Radio Ucamara in this river port town of Nauta in the northeastern Peruvian Amazon.
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Fish populations have been at severe risk in the last few years on Peru's coastlines. The introduction of a new marine reserve in the northern Peruvian coast will provide protection as the landscape and resources have been rapidly diminishing. A drop in oil prices brought layoffs and soon after, a march of hundreds of affected people in Cabo Blanco on Jan. 30, according to La Republica. The oil company Petrobras Energy Peru let go many workers to make up for losses, and now the ocean is losing.
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A group of scientists have announced that they've found some extremely old pollution this week, picked up in an ice cap in the Peruvian Andes. Traces of air pollution, they suggest, date back to over 400 year-old mining operations that happened hundreds of miles away. Researchers suggest that this is the first clear evidence of human-made air pollution in South America from any time before the Industrial Revolution. Pollution here likely originated in what's now Bolivia - in the Potos� mountaintop silver mines.
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The eight edition of gastronomic fair 'Mistura', to be held this year, will be more "experiential," and is expected to include "innovation" as its main theme, affirmed Mariano Valderrama, Vice President of the Peruvian Society of Gastronomy (Apega).
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The Hilton Hotel chain plans to double its presence in Peruvian destinations within this year and in Latin America within the next five years, according to Gestion. The director of Development, Andean Region and Hispanic Caribbean for Hilton World-Wide, Juan Corvinos, and general manager Marco Tabet, talked to Gestion about the pending strategies and goals of the company. In addition to expanding in the capital, the manager told Gestion about the outlying regions of the country they are interested in. "We analyzed all cities of Peru and currently see potential in areas such as Arequipa, Chiclayo, Piura, and Iquitos. Also for our brands as Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton by Hilton, they are the ones we are injecting the regional market," said Corvinos.
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Today, since 7:00 AM, thousands of tourists and Virgen de la Candelaria devotees were placed along the Puno's Lima street, in order to catch a glimpse of the dancing groups wearing the Light Costumes, which set the framework of the celebrations marking second day of the festivities in honor of the Saint.
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Machu Picchu might be Peru's most famous tourist destination, but the Inca ruins are just one of many cherished historical sites - from the Nazca Lines to Huaca Pucllana - that have survived since ancient times, along with countless precious artifacts. Strangely enough, despite its rich cultural and artistic history, the country hasn't had a large-scale national museum until now.
Earlier this month, Peruvian Culture Minister Diana Alvarez Calderon announced that construction will soon begin on the Museo Nacional del Per�, according to Agencia de Noticias Andina.
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Peruvian surfer Miguel Tudela progressed through to the second round of the Hurley Australian Open of Surfing, fourth stage of the world surf circuit, after a standout performance that secured his victory in the series.
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Peruvian tennis player, Bianca Botto, and Brazil's Carolina Miligeni Alves qualified to Sao Paulo's 2015 Challenger Tournament's Doubles quarter finals.Botto and Miligeni beat 2-1 (6-4; 13-11; 2-6) the team composed of the Spanish Laura Poustio and American Alexandra Riley.
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Ricardo Farf�n doesn't get the jobs he used to. Sometimes his only audience is his wife. But every morning the 91-year-old clown still sips his coffee and studies an old notebook where he keeps hundreds of pages of jokes and comedy moves he has built up over almost nine decades in the circus.
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 Peruvian prosecutors on Monday withdrew their request to have two journalists jailed while they are investigated over a Greenpeace action at the ancient Nazca lines site in December that angered many Peruvians. Rodrigo Abd, a photographer with The Associated Press, and Herbert Villarraga, a video journalist who works for Thomson Reuters, will instead be able to travel freely during a 120-day preliminary investigation, Judge Leodan Ayala ruled.
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