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Get to know penalties imposed on cultural heritage related crimes in Peru

The recent damage caused by a group of foreign tourists to the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu reminds us that the Peruvian legislation penalizes this act as a crime against cultural heritage and sets sanctions that may lead to actual imprisonment and the payment of a heavy fine.

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