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President Correa stands good chance of re-election on Sunday due to investment in schools.
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Honduras economy on brink of collapse
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Asparagus industry starves Peruvians of water
Government says within three years one region could have no more water left for agriculture.
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Manatees under threat from Peruvian hunters
Despite legislation forbidding it, people continue to capture Amazonian sea creature for human consumption.
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Peru issues alert over dengue fever
Government fumigates nearly 70,000 homes of sparsely inhabited areas in the Amazon to curb spread of the fever.
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Peru tribes decry rise of the 'carbon pirate'
Amazon tribes unite against interlopers suspected of selling land rights to offset carbon emissions.
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Nearly 11,000 doctors desert work in strike action for higher pay that threatens to leave patients abandoned.
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