Mass held in Lima for Japan's quake victims

LIMA, Peru - Peruvian President Alan Garcia (C front) and Japanese Ambassador to Peru Shuichiro Megata (2nd from L front) attend a mass in Lima on March 18, 2011, to pray for the victims of the catastrophic earthquake in Japan a week earlier.

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