http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/dec/23/peru-evacuates-village-tribal-raid
Isolated tribe raids village in Peru


Sales of a Peruvian root called ‘maca’ have boomed due to an unprecedented Chinese demand. The root is said to boost fertility, increase energy, and even have an aphrodisiac effect. Despite the increase in price many worry it’s being smuggled out of country.
Peru’s jailed former president was handed another prison term for embezzling public funds to support his presidential re-election in 2000
Can wind power take off in Peru?
As glacier disappears, focus shifts to education
Could Peru profit from being a carbon sink?

Nearly 80 percent of the Peru’s timber exports are harvested illegally. Often this takes place on the lands of native people where residents are not only intimidated, but sometimes killed. Camera: Ronald Reategui
How Peru’s tropical hardwoods get felled, laundered and exported

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/oct/14/illegal-logging-peru-amazon-deforestation