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![Mourning those killed in violent clashes in Peru, June 2009 [REUTERS/Pilar Olivares, courtesy www.alertnet.org]](/var/storage/images/about-us/where-we-work/peru/images/mourning-those-killed/1055946-1-eng-GB/mourning-those-killed_1column00_08space_landscape.jpg) Peru: Issue is the common good Peruvian Archbishop Miguel Cabrejos has called today for law and order in his country after more than 30 people were killed when government troops attacked protesters |
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