Luis Carranza was replaced today as Peru's finance minister by Luis Valdivieso, a former official for the International Monetary Fund. Valdivieso was sworn in on Monday afternoon by President Alan Garcia, He affirmed that keeping inflation under control and spreading Peru's wealth were among his ministry's top priorities.
In Chile's beefed up military presence worries Peru perucho4ever says : 20 November, 2009 15:59:52 As I was saying these goverments are killing us,integration? no way jose,you and I know that integra ...
In Peru: Drunken drivers will go to jail Splaktar says : 20 November, 2009 15:46:43 0.5 ? grams per liter? that's crazy drunk!"Unless a person has developed a high toler ...
In Peru: Drunken drivers will go to jail Terri says : 20 November, 2009 15:41:32 Peru ought to learn to enforce existing rules of the road. The current admistration must be su ...
In Car Prices Decrease as Taxes are Eliminated in Peru Lionheart Central Florida says : 20 November, 2009 15:14:22 I am also a american married with peruana. We want to bring our car toPeru with our stuff. App ...