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(23 Mar 2002) Lima, Peru - March 19, 2002 1. Wide shot of bilateral (U.S and Peru) agreement signing ceremony 2. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Diego Garcia Sayan, Peruvian Foreign Minister: "The trip by President George W. Bush to our country, the first he visits in South America and his first to Peru as you all know, does not only signify a public demonstration of support to our renewing democracy, but it also reaches to strengthen our relations and our common goals in the war on poverty, on drugs, on corruption, terrorism and other fronts." 3. Medium of US Ambassador, John Hamilton and Peruvian Minister Garcia Sayan 4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) John Hamilton, U.S. Ambassador to Peru: "I believe that the central topic will be trade, investment, how we can promote investment and commerce in order to support, more concretely, the war on drugs and to support Peru's democracy, but the presidents can of course speak on a number of topics." January 23, 2002 4. Wide shot of Peruvian police burning confiscated drugs 5. Medium shot of bags full of narcotics being burned 6. Close up of bags being thrown into burner June 20, 1989 7. Wide shot of Peruvian farmer drying coca leafs Lima, Peru - March 19th, 2002 8. Medium shot of Peru's Drug Czar, Ricardo Vega Llona 9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Ricardo Vega Llona, Peruvian Drug Czar: "The United States is the country with which we work closest on the drug front so I don't expect any surprises, we already are in close and continuous contact. What will be important is the reaffirmation, of both nations, to continue working on this front jointly so a solution to the drug problem can be obtained." File - August 2000 10. Close up of radar screen used to detect drug carrying flights crossing the Peruvian-Colombian border Lima, Peru - March 19th, 2002 11. Medium shot Juan Mariategui 12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Juan Mariategui, Trade Expert: "Peru wishes for trade to be larger, but the United States has a strategy for the Andean region, and it also has a global strategy which prioritizes the military front after the September 11 events. There are two fronts." File - July 1992 13. Wide shot Peruvian military in jungle, on the hunt for drug traffickers 14. Medium shot military in drug trafficking zone 15. Wide shot military carrying out anti-narcotics operations Lima, Peru - March 19th, 2002 16. Pan of interior of Peruvian Congress 17. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Luis Iberico, Peruvian Congressman: "I think the United States is also reconsidering cases such as that of Lori Berenson since it suffered the attacks against the World Trade Centers in New York, now they see how important and how troubling the presence of terrorists from other parts of the world is, and that terrorism is an evil that is international and global, and that we must fight with a firm hand." File - October 20th, 2002 18. Lori Berenson in Peruvian police custody STORYLINE : With U-S President Bush due to arrive Saturday, Peruvian authorities expect his discussions with Peruvian President Alejandro Toledo to revolve around politics, commercial integration, and of course drug trafficking and the global war on terror. Peruvian Foreign Minister Diego Garcia Sayan said Bush's visit should not be seen as "the arrival of Santa Claus," but more as an opportunity to further the common goals of both countries. Bush is due to arrive in Lima on Saturday at three in the afternoon (20:00 GMT) and then depart for El Salvador the next day. Sayan explained that politically speaking, Peru is looking for an American reaffirmation of their pursuit for democracy and human rights. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...