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Huancayo: Found Male Corpse in the Chilca River

Summary by Diario Correo
From Huancayo to Harvard: young architect achieves scholarship and dreams of a more just PeruThese are the 9 neighborhood meetings in Huancayo where 113 video surveillance cameras were installedNeighbors of the Auquimarca neighborhood alerted Serens about the lifeless body that had traces of blood in its neck. The police and the prosecutor of turn carry out the investigations in the area.MIRA THIS: People arrive from Tarma to Huancayo to “hun” c…
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Huancayo: Found Male Corpse in the Chilca River

From Huancayo to Harvard: young architect achieves scholarship and dreams of a more just PeruThese are the 9 neighborhood meetings in Huancayo where 113 video surveillance cameras were installedNeighbors of the Auquimarca neighborhood alerted Serens about the lifeless body that had traces of blood in its neck. The police and the prosecutor of turn carry out the investigations in the area.MIRA THIS: People arrive from Tarma to Huancayo to “hun” c…

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Diario Correo broke the news in Peru on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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