Author: Dan Collyns

Venezuelan migrants get a warm welcome in a sleepy town on Peru’s border

Dan Collyns Uncategorized September 1, 2018humanitarian crisis, Peru, venezuelan migrants

Venezuelan continue to stream across Peru’s border amid health concerns

Dan Collyns Human Rights, News, Politics September 1, 2018humanitarian crisis, migrants, Peru, tumbes, venezuelans

Pisco: Peru’s unique and complex spirit

Dan Collyns Business, Environment, Tourism, Uncategorized July 9, 2018chile, dispute, distillation, grapes, Peru, Pisco

As global warming melts Peru’s glaciers, downstream a desert turns green

Dan Collyns Business, Environment, Uncategorized July 9, 2018agriculture, climate change, glaciers, irrigation, Peru

World Cup fever in Peru unites the country

Dan Collyns News, Tourism, Uncategorized June 11, 2018June 11, 2018football, Peru, world cup

How Ecuador bankrolled a multimillion-dollar spy operation to protect and support Julian Assange in its embassy

Dan Collyns News, Uncategorized May 15, 2018May 15, 2018Ecuador, julian assange, operation hotel

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/may/15/revealed-ecuador-spent-millions-julian-assange-spy-operation-embassy-london

Indigenous communities in Peru are doing what oil companies have long failed to do…

Dan Collyns Environment, Science & Health, Uncategorized February 6, 2018Achuar, Amazon, drones, indigenous people, oil, Peru, pluspetrol, smartphones, technology

How former ballerina Vania Masias uses dance to transform lives in Peru

Dan Collyns Arts, Uncategorized February 2, 2018ballet, D1, dance, hip hop, Peru, vania masias

Pope Francis asks forgiveness for sexual abuse done by Catholic clergy

Dan Collyns Human Rights, News, Uncategorized January 17, 2018abuse, apology, chile, Peru, pope francis

Archaeologists fight to preserve Peru’s pre-Hispanic ‘huacas’

Dan Collyns Science & Health, Tourism, Uncategorized January 17, 2018January 17, 2018archaeology, huacas, lima, Peru

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