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Sci/Tech / Peru What is behind Peru's mass pelican and dolphin deaths? 20 May 2012 Tom Clarke

The seas off the coast of Peru are some the richest and most diverse in the world. But in recent weeks both Peru's seabirds and dolphins have been dying at an alarming rate, writes Tom Clarke.

World / Argentina Henry Kissinger and football's longest unsolved riddle 04 April 2012 Keme Nzerem

Argentina's win against Peru in the 1978 World Cup has always been mired in controversy. Now players tell Channel 4 News they were subject to political interference at the highest level.

Sci/Tech / Peru Potato project aims to create spuds you'll like 31 July 2011 Tom Clarke

An international project based in Peru hopes that by decoding the potato's entire genetic code, it will allow future breeders to create pest-resistant spuds.

World / Peru Peru tries to expel 'incendiary gringo priest' 06 September 2010 Jonathan Rugman

Brother Paul McAuley is a hero among the indigenous tribes of the Peruvian Amazon. Following his campaign for tribal rights, Peru's government has ordered his expulsion. Jonathan Rugman reports.

Peru's 'incendiary gringo priest' 15 July 2010

Brother Paul McAuley is a hero among the indigenous tribes of the Peruvian Amazon, but the 62-year-old missionary from Portsmouth has made such a nuisance of himself in his campaign for tribal rights

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