Support for the families of Peru’s missing

17/09/10 12:36 CET

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Two decades of conflict in Peru left some 15,000 people missing. Today great efforts are being made to help the families left behind. The remains of some victims have been recovered, but many more are yet to be found. This week’s reporter meets the people trying to make a difference.

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