Saturday, August 1, 2009

What kind of work do people in Peru do

What kind of work do people in Peru do?
i was jw..
Peru - 6 Answers
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Farming and everything else that people elsewhere do. Much of the economy comes from tourism, so many jobs are service-related.
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I'm a graphic designer/cloth designer and empire owner...i'm peruvian ... does that help?
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tourism has grown up very fast, so the majority of Carree are relates with. but in Peru are many lawyers , engineers and management of companies.
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You can find from farmers to engineers; from cooks to athletes; from economists to doctors. It all depends on what you have studied (or haven't).
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The main economical activity in Peru is and has always been mining. Other important activities are fishing, farming, food industries, commerce. Tourism does not represent an important part of the incomes.
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what you really MUST buy are textiles and fruits. But Peruvians work on everything

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

why dont any internet computer games work on the computer in the hotel i am staying at peru

why dont any internet computer games work on the computer in the hotel i am staying at peru?
i tried a game called runescape doesnt load. miniclip games dont work. and also addictinggames doesnt work
Video & Online Games - 3 Answers
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maybe doesnt have java, adobe players etc. or doesnt allow popups
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most likely because they have a firewall set up. or it might be simply that they are on a diffrent server that doesnt have access to US games. if all else fails, ask the hotel people
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because its say that on the label in a normal computer.that only in usa

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

What NGO's work with street children in Peru

What NGO's work with street children in Peru?
I know of 'Bruce Peru' as i have worked there in 2004. But i need to know of at least 5 more, any suggestions and website links would be great. thnx :P
Peru - 1 Answers
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I searched USAID's registered NGO database. Here are a few: Chapin Living Waters Foundation (CLWF) - Watertown, NY Children of Promise International (COPI) - Alma, MO Children's Cup - Prairieville, LA Direct Relief International (DRI) - Santa Barbara, CA Here is a link to the entire list that resulted from a search based on the terms "Peru" and "Child Survival." http://intranet.dimen-intl.com/usaid/pvo.asp If the link does not work for some reason, go to: http://intranet.dimen-intl.com/usaid/index.html and select "Peru" and "Child Survival" as search terms.