There&#39;s Something About Machu Picchu: Cameron Diaz sees Peru
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Hollywood star Cameron Diaz arrived Tuesday in Cusco, the capital of the ancient Inca empire, on vacation with guests and a security team, the official news agency Andina reported.
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PISCO, Peru -- Carmen Angulo tells visitors to step carefully when entering her home. Pots and pans lie to the right, clothes to the left, and her three children, her parents and a few nieces and nephews nap on mattresses tossed on the floor.
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By Robin Emmott LIMA, Peru  - Peruvian special forces on Tuesdayfreed 20 foreign tourists who were briefly taken hostage byprotesting coca growers in an Inca temple in the southern cityof Cuzco, police said.
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Alejandro Toledo grew up shining shoes in a slum, earned a Stanford University graduate degree and a World Bank job, and five years ago became Peru's first democratically elected president of Indian descent. His presidency ends Friday with Peru's economy looking its best in decades.
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Scientists say the rate snow is fading on the largest glacier chain in the tropics, Peru's Cordillera Blanca, indicates global warming is accelerating and there's water trouble ahead. By the Associated Press.
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Hundreds of people in Peru require treatment after visiting what some say is a meteorite impact site.
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By Robin Emmott LIMA, Peru  - American Lori Berenson faces 11 moreyears behind bars in Peru after the Americas' top human rightscourt upheld her 20-year sentence on terrorism charges,President Alejandro Toledo said on Thursday.
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LIMA, Peru  - While workers at Peru's huge Camisea  energy project were busy laying the high-tech gas pipeline from  the southern jungle to Lima earlier this year, archeologists in  the area were marveling at something a little less  state-of-the-art: ceramics.
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President Bush could face a hostile reception in the streets of Latin America as he begins a tour aimed at winning back friends in a region where his administration is deeply unpopular.
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Cinema&#39;s self-styled  anthropologist, Werner Herzog, whose &quot;Grizzly Man&quot; emerged as  one of 2005&#39;s more intriguing documentaries, returns with  another unique travelogue.
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The recent showdown with paparazzi might take a severe toll on Justin Timberlake and Cameron Diaz's  romance, as according to US Weekly Timberlake might not want Diaz's hot temper to burn up his career.
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By Katie Burford SANTIAGO, Chile  - When 30-year-old Jose Bermudezabandoned Lima for the promise of a job in Chile, he was amongthe last in his family to leave Peru.
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&quot;Drama/Mex&quot; is set entirely  in Acapulco, Mexico, but don&#39;t expect it to set off a new surge  of tourism.
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PGA golfers are about to discover what colleague Esteban Toledo and thousands of tourists have known for years: Playing 18 holes in Mexico can be as enjoyable as a cold margarita on a hot afternoon.
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A walk along Waialae Country Club is easily dominated by sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean, each made more spectacular when accompanied by brilliant sunshine. This is the landscape she is accustomed to, the warmth that has always embraced her, and Michelle Wie feels at home in this environment. At so many vantage points amid the swaying palm ...
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LIMA, Peru  - Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo  said on Saturday he wanted new judges to try Shining Path  leader Abimael Guzman after the "shameful spectacle" he staged  at the start of his terrorism retrial, punching the air with  his fist and chanting rebel slogans.
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IQUITOS, Peru -- A few miles downriver from this city in the western Amazon jungle, Andres Alvarado hops off a boat and walks up a muddy path to a hollowed-out log resting on a wooden stand. He beats the log with a stick, sending a series of low-pitched tones into the rain forest.