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PUNO, Peru — Heavily outnumbered police holed up in their barracks Friday in this regional capital during a second day of rioting by indigenous protesters opposed to a planned silver mine in Peru’s southern highlands.

The protest over the Canadian-owned Santa Ana mine turned violent Thursday when rioters attacked the tax office in Puno, hauling files and furniture into the street and setting them ablaze.

Denver Post wire services

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