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Indigenous communities on the Amazon in Peru have been hard hit by COVID-19 (Ginebra Peña Gimeno/thenewhumanitarian.org)

Why has Peru been so badly hit by COVID-19?

July 31, 2020

by Sandra Naranjo Bautista

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