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3 CHILE Sponsored by Sister Cities Williamson County Library Sister Cities of Franklin & Williamson County
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3 CHILE
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Peru Peru is in South AmericaBorders: West: Pacific Ocean North: Ecuador & Colombia East: Brazil South: Chile Southeast: Bolivia
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Demographic Facts Capital: Lima Language: Spanish Indigenous languages spoken: – Quechua – Aymara – Others Currency: Peruvian Nuevo Sol Population: 30 million (2012) Varied Climate Jungle, lakes, mountains, coast The Seasons are Opposite from North America Three Regions: Sierra, Selva, and Costa Peruvian National Seal Top left: vicuña Top right: cinchona tree Bottom: cornucopia with gold spilling out
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Religion & Immigrants Freedom of Religion Strongly affiliated with Catholicism 81 % Catholic 12 % Evangelical 3 % Other 3 % Non-religious Peru is a Multiethnic Society Spaniard German Italian African French Chinese British
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QUICKFACTSQUICKFACTS President: Ollanta Humala Peru ranks 5 th worldwide in gold production Economy grew an average of 6.4% a year from ‘02-’12 Many mineral resources sd
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Inca Empire
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NNa Gastón Acurio Jaramillo Famous People From Peru Henry Ian Cusick Cesar Vallejo Gianmarco Zignago Laura Bozzo Alberto Fujimori Mario Vargas Llosa (Nobel Literature winner)
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Peruvian Traditional Customs >3000 typical fiestas every year FIESTAS PATRIAS Held on July 28 th CHRISTMAS INTI RAYMI CARNAVALES SEÑOR DE LOS MILAGROS
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Peruvian Food
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Marinera Huayno Many regional & ceremonial dances Peruvian Dances
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CM Vilma Cueva Patricia Soriano Leonela Villegas Firme y Feliz por la Unión Firm and Happy for the Union Passport to the World-PERU Sister Cities of Franklin & Williamson County, Franklin Sponsored by Sister Cities Williamson County Library Presented by:
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