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Investing in Peru

As political turmoil and deadly protests ease, the government has vowed to focus on investment. FT journalists explore construction of a Chinese-backed megaport; mining; booming agribusiness; luxury tourism; and Peru’s world-beating cuisine

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Peru pulls back from the brink but path to growth is rocky
Political turmoil is easing as the government attempts to get the economy back on track
Peru’s megaport aims to reshape region’s maritime traffic
Project offers a new model for infrastructure but raises concerns over Chinese influence
Peru’s prime minister on fatal protests, renewal and reform
Alberto Otárola talks to the FT about the drive to establish stability for investors
Protests threaten to dent the outlook for Peruvian copper
Government tries to unblock investment but projects trigger a backlash in rural areas
Deep divide persists between ‘two Perus’
The gulf between Lima and the poorer south remains a hurdle to national economic revival
How a unique recipe took Peru to the top table of global cuisine
A wealth of ingredients and cultures made food a source of pride and ‘agent of change’

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