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Peril in Peru

Last fall, prosecutors in the Peruvian capital of Lima launched formal legal proceedings against a 30-year-old alleged Hezbollah operative named Mohammed Hamdar. The trial, now underway, has major regional—indeed, global—implications for the fight against international terrorism.

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Terrorism & Counterterrorism Jan 17, 2017 Snapshot

Peril in Peru

Last fall, prosecutors in the Peruvian capital of Lima launched formal legal proceedings against a 30-year-old alleged Hezbollah operative named Mohammed Hamdar. The...

Ilan Berman

Peru Aug 23, 2016 Snapshot

Progress and Progressivism in Peru

Kuczynski is a pragmatic politician and is making an early start on his plans to modernize Peru.

Juan de Onis

Politics & Society Apr 22, 2016 Snapshot

Back to the Future with Fujimori?

A number of crucial issues are dividing Peruvians this election season—above all, the legacy of former President Alberto Fujimori and Lima's economic policies, which...

Maria Luisa Puig

Keiko Fujimori speaks with reporters in Lima, April 2016. Her father's legacy has left the country divided.

Campaigns & Elections Mar 30, 2016 Snapshot

Peru's Path

Peru's upcoming presidential election, which will pit Keiko Fujimori against opponets, could be putting years of progress in serious jeopardy.

Laura Sharkey

A worker of Peru's National Electoral Process Office prepares electoral material in Lima, March 21, 2016.

Peru Nov 2, 2015 Snapshot

Peru's Pitchfork Politics

A new wave of vigilantism has been sweeping Peru since the late summer. A Twitter movement, #ChapaTuChoro, which translates to “Catch Your Thief,” encourages citizens...

Michael Fraiman

Economic Development Feb 5, 2013 Reading List

What to Read on Peruvian Politics

An annotated Foreign Affairs syllabus on Peruvian politics.

Cynthia McClintock

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Ecuador July 1942 Essay

The Ecuador-Peru Boundary Dispute

Isaiah Bowman

Political Development January 1935 Essay

Aprismo

The Rise of Haya De La Torre

Carleton Beals

Bolivia January 1931 Essay

Revolution in South America

Clarence H. Haring

Chile July 1929 Essay

The Tacna-Arica Settlement

Anonymous

Chile September 1923 Essay

A Possible Settlement of the Tacna and Arica Question

Anonymous

Chile September 1922 Essay

The Tacna-Arica Controversy

Edwin M. Borchard

Civil Society Jun 23, 2011 Snapshot

Peru's Swing Left?

Ollanta Humala's surprise victory in Peru's recent presidential elections had less to do with his policies and more to do with mainstream candidates' inability to ally...

Cynthia McClintock

Economic Development May 11, 2005 Postscript

Bonfire of the Andes

Shifter's update to his September/October 2004 essay "Breakdown in the Andes"

Michael Shifter

Economic Development January/February 2005 Letter

...A Long Way From The Top

To the Editor:

John G. Heimann and Kathleen Jennings

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Economic Development January/February 2005 Letter

Climbing the Andes

To the Editor:...

Robert B. Charles

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Economic Development September/October 2004 Essay

Breakdown in the Andes

The southern Andes, long known for social volatility and economic disarray, is on the verge of chaos. This need not be cause for fatalism, however. By reengaging with...

Michael Shifter

U.S. Foreign Policy March/April 2001 Essay

The Uneasy Americas

Hemispheric relations seem at an all-time high, as democracy and prosperity blossom throughout Latin America. But President Bush still faces potential problems south...

Peter Hakim

Political Development Winter 1985/86 Essay

Peru: The Message From Garcia

The inauguration of 36-year-old Alan García Pérez as president of Peru on July 28 opened a new and uncertain chapter in that country's tortured modern history. The...

Riordan Roett

Political Development April 1971 Essay

Revolutionary Nationalism in Peru

Since it seized power in 1968 the Peruvian military régime has constantly and somewhat arrogantly dramatized itself as being nationalist and revolutionary. These two...

Marcel Niedergang

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