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This article is about the country Peru. For other meanings, see Peru (disambiguation)

Peru is a country of western South America, bordering the south Pacific Ocean, between Chile and Ecuador.

Republica del Peru

File:Peru flag medium.png	coat of arms
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National motto: Xxxxx

Official languages

Spanish, Quechua

Capital

Lima

President

Alejandro Toledo

Area
- Total
- % water

Ranked 19th
1,285,220 km²
0.4%

Population

- Total (2002)

- Density

Ranked 38th

27,949,639

22/km²

Independence

- Declared

- Recognised

(Event Xxxx)

July 2, 1821

(Year)

Currency

Nuevo sol (S/.)

Time zone

UTC -5 (EST)

National anthem

Somos libres, seámoslo siempre

Internet TLD

.PE

Calling Code

History

Main article: History of Peru

Politics

Main article: Politics of Peru

The current president is Alejandro Toledo, leader of Peru Possible. This governing party is with 45 seats the largest in the 120 seat parliament.

The second and third largest parties are in opposition; respectively Partido Aprista Peruano (short: Apra, 28 seats) and Lourdes Flores Nano led Unidad Nacional (17 seats).

(Subdivisions)

Main article: (Subdivisions) of Peru

Geography

Main article: Geography of Peru

Economy

Main article: Economy of Peru

Demographics

Main article: Demographics of Peru

Culture

Main article: Culture of Peru

**Holidays**
Date	English Name	Local Name	Remarks

International rankings

world-wide press freedom index Rank 36 out of 139 countries (2 way tie)

Miscellaneous topics

Countries of the world | South America