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Victory: More than S/1′140 000 in Allegedly Falsified Garments Were Seized in Gamarra

The Peruvian National Police reported that two women were arrested for the alleged commission of a crime against industrial property

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Diario Correo

Victory: More than S/1′140 000 in Allegedly Falsified Garments Were Seized in Gamarra

The Peruvian National Police reported that two women were arrested for the alleged commission of a crime against industrial property

7 days ago·Lima, Peru

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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru 7 days ago on Thursday, October 15, 2026.

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