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Arequipa

Arequipa

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Oct 5, 2026

Rubén MimbelaGUEST
4:03
We lived in Chiclayo, in the north of Peru.
Rubén MimbelaGUEST
4:06
But every month, I was sent south to Arequipa for a few days.
Rubén MimbelaGUEST
4:10
On that occasion, I was in the south when I received a call on a secure line.
Rubén MimbelaGUEST
4:14
I was told I had to lead 10 pilots to Jujuy, Argentina, in single-seat fighters fitted with external fuel tanks.
Patrick EatonNARRATOR
318:57
He devoted himself altogether to the development of Peru's vast resources, to the increasing of her commerce and the founding of cities.
Patrick EatonNARRATOR
319:05
In a few years from his initial attempts at city-making, he had established on a secure basis such places as Lima, Callao, Trujillo and Arequipa.
Patrick EatonNARRATOR
319:15
he delighted in promoting their growth and adorning them with splendid structures nor was he interested in them to the exclusion of his concern for the country at large he imported great quantities of seeds and plants from europe also cattle sheep and swine which flourished amazingly in the land he had adopted as his own but it was in lima the new city of the kings that he expended most there he built a splendid palace there he settled the pick of his soldiers there he resolved to live out the remainder of his days surrounding himself with a large retinue of dependants and in every way evincing that he belonged to the class known as hidalgos though he had hewn his way solely by his sword he maintained in lima the state of a great grandee yet he was always simple in dress and manners preferring comfort to display and while avaricious in the pursuit of gold was lavish in the spending of it he had chosen as companion a daughter of the inca atahuallpa as already stated and with her and their growing family of children lived in great content surrounded with every luxury in this manner with all his wishes gratified and as independent of control as the emperor himself pizarro lived at ease in lima though he could not read or write and though he had found it impossible to supply these deficiencies of his early education late in life he was possessed of a sturdy good sense which enabled him to govern his vast realm and diverse peoples wisely no portion of peru was so distant so wild and rugged that he did not keep it within his ken and inform himself constantly of what was occurring there he sent out expeditions to explore and conquer as valdivier to chile and his brother gonzalo to quito and the land of cinnamon the gallant and dashing gonzalo youngest of his brothers and his favourite he despatched to quito as governor with instructions to penetrate if possible to the mysterious country beyond the cordilleras taking with him three hundred and fifty soldiers horse and foot and four thousand indians gonzalo set out on his perilous journey he was young ambitious enthusiastic and loyal two years he was absent on this expedition and when he returned the whole aspect of political affairs had changed his brother was dead and the government overthrown soon after establishing himself in quito gonzalo had led his little army over the mountains setting out in january fifteen forty after passing the regions of fire and snow he plunged into the tropical forests which opened and swallowed him up for nearly two years he wandered in those vast forests where the towering trees almost hid the sun and where boa-constrictors jaguars and alligators were the only visible inhabitants save for the birds infrequently seen the sufferings of gonzalo and his companions were intense Their clothing was torn off by the branches of trees or rotted from the damp.
Patrick EatonNARRATOR
322:09
Their provisions became exhausted, and they were forced to eat their horses, then their dogs, a thousand of which latter animals they had taken along for hunting down the natives.
JacquelineHOST
2:21
Por ejemplo, en Huancayo es más barato, en Trujillo es más barato.
DanielaHOST
2:25
Bueno, en Arequipa es baratísimo.
JacquelineHOST
2:27
Ya ven, eh, sí, es muy lógico.
JacquelineHOST
2:30
En cambio, en Lima el taxi es carísimo, es carísimo.
JacquelineHOST
2:33
Y depende de la hora también, ¿no?
DanielaHOST
2:34
En Cusco también.
DanielaHOST
2:35
En Arequipa lo sentí barato.
JacquelineHOST
2:37
En Cusco, ¿tú qué cesora eres? ¿Te parece barato o caro?
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
34:24
To take a single example, Arktowski, in a careful analysis of monthly temperatures, brings out this point very clearly.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
34:33
By using the departure from the normal seasonal temperature at Arequipa in Peru and at many other stations, he demonstrates that the Earth normally passes through temperature cycles having a length of two or three years.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
34:47
These in turn are superimposed upon larger cycles having the 11 or 12-year sunspot period, and these on still larger cycles.
Leon HarveyNARRATOR
34:57
Occasionally the cycles are interrupted by volcanic eruptions, but these, as we have seen, explain only a minor part of the variations.
Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
76:23
Bowman, I asked them to make a map of the ruins.
Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
76:26
I knew it would be a difficult undertaking and that it was essential for Mr. Tucker to join me in Arequipa not later than the 1st of October for the ascent of Coropuna.
Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
76:37
With the hearty aid of Richarte and Alvarez, the surveyors did better than I expected.
Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
76:42
In the 10 days while they were at the ruins, they were able to secure data from which Mr. Tucker afterwards prepared a map which told better than could any words of mine the importance of this site and the necessity for further investigation.
speaker_0HOST
1:44
At the operating Constancia copper mine, HudBay Minerals said a June permit amendment, its fifth at the mine, raised authorized annual mill processing capacity from 31 million to 34 million metric tons and covers mine plan changes, tailings transport, and water management.
speaker_0HOST
2:02
Zafranol, a planned copper gold mine in Arequipa valued at roughly $1.9 billion, remains a different kind of decision.
speaker_0HOST
2:10
The government cited a beneficiation authorization worth approximately $1.4 billion, a narrower figure than total project cost that I could not independently confirm.
speaker_0HOST
2:21
Tech moved Zafranol into asset preservation and ceased early works by the end of February 2026. then continued permitting and secured a May authorization to build its processing facility.
speaker_12AUDIENCE
24:26
A lot of like Japanese people, they immigrated here and they really like changed up the culinary experiences.
speaker_12AUDIENCE
24:35
One of the cool things is that, like my family, they're all from Arequipa.
speaker_12AUDIENCE
24:38
So you probably heard that they all eat guinea pigs and all that.
speaker_12AUDIENCE
24:41
That is a true fact.
Jonas DorlingHOST
68:52
There's a couple, I think a couple more I'm keen to chat about.
Jonas DorlingHOST
68:55
One particularly comes front of mind for me, going out close to Arequipa in Peru.
Jonas DorlingHOST
69:02
And this is much more down the market cap spectrum, just like Trav loves it.
Jonas DorlingHOST
69:08
Um, it's just raised a bit of capital, I believe.

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Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 073-Various

Sep 26 · 1 Mention

Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
76:40
Bowman, I asked them to make a map of the ruins.
Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
76:44
I knew it would be a difficult undertaking and that it was essential for Mr. Tucker to join me in Arequipa not later than the 1st of October for the ascent of Coropuna.
Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
76:54
With the hearty aid of Richarte and Alvarez, the surveyors did better than I expected.
Hernán IbarraNARRATOR
77:00
In the ten days while they were at the ruins, they were able to secure data from which Mr. Tucker afterwards prepared a map which told better than could any words of mine the importance of this site and the necessity for further investigation.
Luis Carlos BenitezHOST
73:05
Didn't work out.
Luis Carlos BenitezHOST
73:10
Currently, Johnny Vidales plays for Melgar, which is a small club in a province called Arequipa.
Luis Carlos BenitezHOST
73:21
And it's a really nice club.
Luis Carlos BenitezHOST
73:23
It has everything.

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