WHO’S TO BLAME?
Peru is no stranger to the violent quelling of protest – but events of recent times have shocked the world with their brutality.
Firing live ammunition and gas bombs, Peruvian security forces
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Peru is no stranger to the violent quelling of protest – but events of recent times have shocked the world with their brutality.
Firing live ammunition and gas bombs, Peruvian security forces
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