Thousands of Peruvians have demonstrated against their government’s economic policies as part of a nationwide three-day strike.
The protests follow clashes in the north of the country which left at least 33 people dead.
Forensic investigators in Peru say they have recovered the remains of at least 70 people from a mass grave.
They are all victims of a 1984 massacre in Putis, Ayacucho and the excavation is believed to be the largest-ever in Peru.
Riot police in the Peruvian capital, Lima, have used tear gas to disperse protestors marching in support of indigenous groups.
The demonstrators were calling on Congress to revoke two laws which they claim threatens their lands.
Indigenous protesters are reported to be missing in northern Peru following some of the worst violence seen in the country for 10 years.
At least 30 indigenous protesters and 24 police officers are reported to have been killed in two days of clashes. Dan Collyns reports.
The former Peruvian president has taken the stand at the end of his trial for human rights violations.
Alberto Fujimori, who governed Peru from 1990 to 2000, is charged with responsibility for two death-squad massacres, where 25 people were killed.
He says he is innocent.