LIMA, Peru--Some archaeologists describe Peru’s capital as an onion with many layers of history, others consider it a box of surprises.... Those have mostly been associated with burial sites on flat ground. The city also has more than 400 larger archaeological sites that have turned up scattered through the urban landscape.... Bahamonde showed the bales of ancient men sitting, wrapped in cotton cloth and tied with ropes braided from lianas that were in trenches 30 centimeters( nearly a foot) b

Castillo has come to Lima. The rise of Pedro Castillo, a previously obscure leader of a rural teachers union, to Peru’s highest office is the most glaring example yet of the power of the pandemic to upend politics in Latin America. Support our journalism.... “ Someone who belongs to those who have been oppressed for so many centuries.... Indigenous languages would be used inside government offices and by state officials in parts of the country where they predominate....