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Peru deploys army on border with Ecuador to slow spread of COVID

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Peru deploys army on border with Ecuador to slow spread of COVID

Peru deploys army on border with Ecuador to slow spread of COVID

Peru deploys its military to block migrants from Ecuador in an attempt to contain the spread of Coronavirus.


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