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International Petroleum Company

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  • Fernando Belaúnde Terry
    Fernando Belaúnde Terry

    …with an American corporation, the International Petroleum Company, on the development of oil fields in northern Peru led to Belaúnde’s deposal by a military junta in October 1968. He fled to the United States, returned to Peru in December 1970, and was again exiled from January 1971 until his return…

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    …with an American corporation, the International Petroleum Company, on the development of oil fields in northern Peru led to Belaúnde’s deposal by a military junta in October 1968. He fled to the United States, returned to Peru in December 1970, and was again exiled from January 1971 until his return…

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  • Peru
    Peru
    / Social reforms and economic development

    -owned International Petroleum Company, which built a refinery to supply the country with gasoline and oil.

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    -owned International Petroleum Company, which built a refinery to supply the country with gasoline and oil.

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