Peru airs news in indigenous language of Incas for 1st time
Peru's public broadcaster has started broadcasting its first ever news programme in Quechua, the indigenous language of Inca empire, which is spoken by 4 million Peruvians. Some historians trace Quechua back to Peru's earliest civilisations 5,000 years ago. Quechua was declared a national language along with Spanish in the 1970s but reportedly there is still stigma attached to speaking it. 