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Elections and Strike Looming in Panama
 Nicaragua: Violations on The Five Decried
 Colombia, Brazil Enter Into Agreement On Joint Border Defense
 Car Accidents In Bolivia Kill 19
 Peru Declares State Of Emergency Over Possible Water Pollution

Peru Declares State Of Emergency Over Possible Water Pollution
 The Peruvian government Saturday declared a state of emergency in the east of Lima after signs showed that toxic materials from a mine might flew into the city’s main source of water.

A 60-day state of emergency in the mountainous district of San Mateo was declared after signs showed that toxic materials of a waste pit at the Coricancha mine might spill into the Rimac River, the capital's main source of water.
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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