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Quechua, one of the original languages of Peru, is on the internet in various forms: from Google and Wikipedia in Quechua to blogs and citizen initiatives looking to maintain and encourage the presence of this language through the web.

In this first part of the final summary, we showcase what Mexican bloggers thought about past violent events happening in their country and how they handle and express their pain when violence has affected them.

Here you can find a Storify post [es] with Twitter reactions to a 7.0-magnitude earthquake that hit the Peruvian jungle near the border with Brazil. The earthquake was felt in most of Peru and in parts of Ecuador and Brazil.

Peruvian social networks are buzzing with talk about the temporary closing of a Ripley department stores. Although the closing of the store is officially in accordance with the lack of a security certificate issued by the Civil Defense, it has come about in the middle of a long conflict with its employees.

Nuestro primer Festival de blogs del 2011 tuvo como tema "México - Ciudadanía, violencia y blogs". Enterémonos, en esta primera parte del Resumen final, qué opinan los blogueros mexicanos sobre los sucesos violentos que ocurren en su país y cómo manejan y expresan su dolor cuando la violencia los afecta.

Pope Benedicto XVI's recent visit to Spain sparked a civil "Secular March" in protest against the use of public funds for religious acts in a secular state. The encounters between secular and religious individuals resulted in a wave of police repression against the journalists covering the events. Global Voices presents a selection of videos of the protests.

Protesters have mobilized to show their rejection of `fujimorismo' and their discontent with the possible victory of Keiko Fujimori in the upcoming second round of presidential elections.