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|name = Peru <br> ''Republica del Perú'' | |name = Peru <br> ''Republica del Perú'' | ||
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Equatorial [[country]] in western [[South America]], bordering [[Ecuador]], [[Colombia]], [[Brazil]], [[Chile]], and [[Bolivia]]. | Equatorial [[country]] in western [[South America]], bordering [[Ecuador]], [[Colombia]], [[Brazil]], [[Chile]], and [[Bolivia]]. | ||
Peru has suffered from social, economic and political crisis all over its lifetime until it entered global organizations such as [[FMI]] and related. | Peru has suffered from social, economic and political crisis all over its lifetime until it entered global organizations such as [[FMI]] and related. | ||
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| + | Peru is the historic home of the [[Inca]] civilization and attracts many tourists who visit the historic sites such as [[Machu Picchu]] and [[Sacsayhuamán]] near Cuzco. | ||
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Revision as of 21:49, July 22, 2007
| Peru Republica del Perú
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| Capital | Lima
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| President | Alan Ludwig Gabriel García Pérez |
| Population | about 30,000,000 |
| Currency | Nuevo Sol |
Equatorial country in western South America, bordering Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Chile, and Bolivia. Peru has suffered from social, economic and political crisis all over its lifetime until it entered global organizations such as FMI and related.
Peru is the historic home of the Inca civilization and attracts many tourists who visit the historic sites such as Machu Picchu and Sacsayhuamán near Cuzco.
See also