FBI says Eddie Manuel Nunez Santos embarked on bomb threat spree after asking teen girls to send explicit photos of themselves and being rejected in apparent bid to frame them

With Hebrew as common on the streets as the local language, Pisac is seeing an influx of sabras seeking a respite from the stresses of everyday life in Israel

The 58 1-kilogram packets had Nazi flags on one side and Hitler's name on the other, and were found among an asparagus shipment destined for Belgium

Eliane Karp, spouse of ex-Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo, catches flight from US to Tel Aviv to avoid money laundering case in Lima; countries have no extradition treaty

Demonstrators harass Gustavo Gorriti with racist chants and imagery after he investigates killings by law enforcement

Companies launch operation to escort dozens trapped near Machu Picchu to city of Cusco, as protesters demand release of ousted president

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on Iranian Jews and the new Peru government; Palestinian affairs correspondent Jack Mukand on PA President Mahmoud Abbas's media blitz

Pedro Castillo is impeached and arrested after saying he would dissolve Congress and would rule by fiat; Dina Boluarte becomes country's first female leader

In 'The Prophet of the Andes,' author Graciela Mochkofsky documents unlikely tale of Segundo Villanueva whose revelations and efforts brought the 'Inca Jews' to the Promised Land

Hodaya Monsonego, 24, had been held in South American country over allegations of cocaine smuggling; family says she was duped