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Lima - Shortages in Peru of basic products, including increasingly expensive fuel and food, continued to mount Wednesday as over a month of anti-government demonstrations showed no end in sight.
Liquified petroleum gas - the most popular fuel for vehicles and homes in Peru - has become increasingly hard to find in the southern regions of Arequipa, Tacuna and Puno.
The Amazonian region of Madre de Dios, on Peru's border with Brazil and Bolivia, reported food and fuel shortages after protesters blocked the major Interoceanica Sur highway.


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