"… f State’s $1 billion supports programs in Mexico, Afghanistan, Colombia, Peru and Bolivia. The Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Aff …"

"… ombia, $281 million to Afghanistan, $249 million to Mexico, $69 million to Peru and $39 million to Bolivia for State’s counter-narcotics efforts. …"

"… ei, Chile, New Zealand and Singapore, but other countries, like Australia, Peru, and Vietnam are considering the agreement.Following are other new watchdo …"

"… 48 of 51 scored votes since March 1999, ranging from trade agreements with Peru to the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which lengthened the statute of limit …"

"… y avoided flying over U.S. air space by traveling through Germany, Brazil, Peru and Mexico.“America is supposed to assume you’re innocent before prove …"

"… nagement, followed by Norway, Russia, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Kazakhstan, Peru, Azerbaijan, and Ecuador, according to the index. The United States was No …"

"… e press almost as high as the Roman Catholic Church. In both Argentina and Peru, where journalists have a contentious relationship with the ruling regimes …"

"… s about several other current and former leaders, like Alberto Fujimori of Peru, Carlos Saúl Menem of Argentina, Ernesto Samper of Colombia and Carlos Sa …"

"… confrontation between the independent press and the Fujimori Government in Peru has been even more dramatic. When Baruch Ivcher, the Israeli-born owner of …"

"… , torture and murder, he was promptly stripped of both his station and his Peruvian citizenship.The Fujimori regime has also tried to frighten, discredit …"

"… over an editorial he wrote; and the rotund Gustavo Gorriti, forced to flee Peru after being “disappeared” by intelligence forces for several days. And …"

"… resumed killed.The Angolan loss followed another controversial incident in Peru in May 2001, when a plane carrying U.S. missionaries was targeted and shot …"

"… when a plane carrying U.S. missionaries was targeted and shot down by the Peruvian Air Force. The passenger plane had been targeted as suspicious by spot …"

"… igned from office on Nov. 20, 2000. …"

"… g others, had founded and personally controlled a counter-drug unit within Peru’s National Intelligence Service, known by its Spanish acronym SIN.It was …"

"… . The material on Montesinos is based on multiple interviews with U.S. and Peruvian officials.A CIA spokesman in Washington refused to confirm or deny tha …"

"… encies directed the CIA to continue to work with Montesinos because he was Peru’s designated chief of counternarcotics and the only game in town.Montesi …"

"… ed how his organization worked with its counterparts to ring up victories: Peru had been expected to follow Chile’s lead and ban asbestos and would have …"