City in Peru which is known as the centre of the world?
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Cuzco... that in *Quechua* (the Inca's language) means 'ombligo del mundo' (center of the world).\nOh, and Cuzco was the capital of the Inca Empire.\nIt was the center of the Inca world.
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Lake Titicaca in southern Peru.
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My friend\n\nhere you have\n\nwww.peru.info
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capital Santiago,Language spanish,area south america\nauthor pablo neruda
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The Beloved Land of the Sun is the second-largest city in Venezuela.  Valpo is in NW Indiana, near Chesterton.  The Little Silver Cup is in Andalusia.
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It'll still be the center of the world...
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As can be seen it is a center of democratic power in South America and therefore important to the U.S.\n\nThe Toledo Administration (2001-2006) \nThe Toledo government successfully consolidated Peru's return to democracy, a process that had begun under President Paniagua. The government undertook initiatives to implement the recommendations made by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), which had been charged with studying the circumstances surrounding the human rights abuses and violations committed between 1980 and 2000. Criminal charges for corruption and human rights violations were brought against former President Fujimori, who is in Chile fighting off extradition. Despite being a frequent target of media criticism, Toledo has maintained strong commitments to freedom of the press. \nUnder President Toledo, Peru completed negotiations for a Trade Promotion Agreement (TPA) with the U.S., to replace the Andean Trade Preferences and Drug Eradication Act, which expires in December 2006. The TPA must still be signed and ratified by the U.S. and Peruvian congresses. Toledo also unveiled the construction of a road that will connect Brazil and Peru's isolated interior to the Pacific coast. \nToledo's strong economic management has led to an impressive economic boom in Peru that remains strong. Poverty reduction has been uneven, however. Although in some areas poverty has decreased by up to 37% over the last five years, nationally it has only decreased by 5% and over half of Peruvians are still considered poor (living on less than $2 a day). In 2005 the government implemented "Juntos," a program to double the income of people living under extreme poverty (less than $1 a day). \nToledo's mandate ends on July 28, 2006. \n2006 Elections and Transition \nPeru will hold general elections on April 9, 2006. Unless one of the presidential candidates can muster more than 50%, which looks unlikely, there will be a runoff on May 7, 2006. The main presidential contenders are Lourdes Flores Nano, of Unidad Nacional, Ollanta Humala, of Union Por el Peru, and former president Alan García, of APRA.
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Here's Google maps version:\n\nhttp://maps.google.com/maps?q=nazca,+peru&ll=-14.712048,-75.176096&spn=0.066799,0.107142&t=k&hl=en\n\nThat contains the lat/long, so that may help you.\n\nGoogle earth doesn't like my computer.  *sniff*
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Buenos Aires is the capital of ARGENTINA in SOUTH AMERICA
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Central America\n\nIt's Belize, formerly British Honduras
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South America. It's further east....
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Portillo.I guess. It's in Chile.
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Paris, in my opinion.\n\nClose contenders: London, Vienna, Barcelona, Rome, Venice, Montreal, Kyoto, and Mexico City.
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Well, I don't know that much, but i know that the lost city is called Machu Picchu, and it was an indian city, a place that the Mexicans were trying to find. They never discovered it, so they decided to drop the search. Some people say that Indians hid their gold there from the white men.
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Of the world? Hmmm. Probably Amsterdam.
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China.\n\nChina has just over 20% of the world's population--1,306,724,037 2006 (2006 estimate)
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That would be the Vatican City.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatican_city