Republic of Peru Capital: Lima Currency: Nuevo sol Major languages: Spanish‚ Quechua‚ Aymara Area: 1‚285‚220 Kms Population: 28‚302‚603 Religion: 90% Roman Catholic Government: constitutional republic  INTRODUCTION Peru is located in western South America‚ sharing its northwestern border with Ecuador‚ its northern border with Bolivia‚ its eastern border with Brazil‚ and its southeastern border with Bolivia
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Peru Peru is located on the west coast of South America‚ bordered by the South Pacific Ocean‚ Ecuador‚ Colombia‚ Brazil‚ Bolivia and Chile. Peru can be divided into three major regions‚ Costa (Coast) - the 3‚079-kilometer (1‚900 mile) Pacific Coastline; Sierra (Andes) - the central Andean Highlands; Selva (Amazon Basin) the remote eastern vastness of the Amazonian jungle. The best know of these is the central high sierra of the Andes‚ with its massive peaks‚ steep canyons‚ and extraordinary
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In 1954 Peru became the first Latin American county to receive a Stand-by Arraignment with the IMF. Since this time Peru been supported by 24 IMF programs. However‚ not all of these IMF programs were successfully accomplished. Prior to 1980 Peru was under the rule of two military regimes. In 1980 President Fernando Belaunde Terry‚ was elected into office. During his presidency his administration failed to design efficient policies and take action to stem guerrilla group activities within the country’s
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Unique Peru Distinct Climate That Make This Unmatched Destination Peru is small country located on the western South America. This country holds one of the world’s most diverse climates with a record 30 out of the 32 world climates and over 90 mini-climates (cite). The varied climatic conditions also give rise to a sundry ecosystem that makes the small country host a number of different and interesting natural attractions such as snow peaked mountains‚ beautiful islands and beaches and sandy desserts
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Equality Rights 1 The Evolution of the Extension of Equality Rights from Classical to Modern Liberalism Malak Alkadri Social Studies 30 Mrs. Kadaoui November 30‚ 2012 Equality Rights 2 Towards the latter part of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century‚ classical liberalism underwent great modifications in terms of equality rights. Its modified form even came to
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Introduction Tourism is the largest foreign currency-earner in Peru‚ which affecting the lives of million people. Tropical rainforests and jungles are always important ecosystem in the world‚ but now most of them are damaged by people. In Peru‚ many rainforests were demolished by humans‚ thus‚ Peru government has made numerous methods to save the current environment‚ and one of the methods is ecotourism. In order to protect Peru’s nature based environment‚ generate money for local economic‚ achieve
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2017 Coastal Peru Crops of Coastal Peru can be watered by mist! Coastal Peru’s ocean affects day to day life. The ocean in Coastal Peru affects how crops grow and even how cold the climate is. The ocean has fish to catch and valleys have space to produce staple crops. Furthermore‚ the climate is cryogenic and arid (cold and dry) thanks to the mist produced by the ocean. The ocean of Coastal Peru is very helpful to the people that live there. The Humboldt current‚ also known as the Peru Current‚ is
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Peru Peruvian Culture The Nazca people were the architects of the Awesomeness that is the Nazca lines. The lines are a series of drawings across over 50 miles of the southern Peruvian desert‚ called geoglyphs. They are sort of like hyrogliphs but massive These drawings include the famous monkey‚ spider‚ bird‚ and waving human figure‚ as well as several other smaller lines and drawings. The drawings are huge‚ large enough that they can only be made out vaguely from viewing towers. They are best
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Biru or Peru? Peru’s territory is bordered by Ecuador and Colombia on the north‚ Brazil and Bolivia to the east‚ and finally Chile and Bolivia to the south and to the west lies the Pacific Ocean. In Peru you can find anything from steaming jungles to creeping glaciers‚ Peru‚ hugging South America’s west coast‚ wraps its borders around dramatically varied geography with elicits varied cultures. A little smaller than Alaska‚ Peru has coastal deserts so dry that no one there has ever recorded rain
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Country report PERU Summary Now that the worst of the economic crisis is over‚ the balance can be made up for Peru as well. GDP growth will fall to 1% in 2009‚ a steep drop from the 9.8% registered in 2008. However‚ in comparison to its peers‚ this can be considered a good result. Monetary and fiscal stimuli have supported growth so far. However‚ with regard to the fiscal stimulus‚ the bottom of the treasury chest is in sight. On the back of higher spending and falling revenues‚ the budget deficit
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