Peru: Government declares state of emergency following deadly protests against copper mine
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Protests against the Tintaya mine in southern Peru left two dead and more than 70 injured.
By LARA FERNANDEZ
The Peruvian government declared a 30-day state of emergency on Monday, following violent protests against a copper mine near the city of Cusco, which left two people dead and more than 70 injured last Sunday.
During the state of emergency, police will be in charge of controlling the southeastern province of Espinar, located approximately halfway between Cusco and Lake Titicaca. Civil liberties such as the right of assembly will be suspended. Other rights such as free passage and inviolability of the home will also be suspended.
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