The current situation of Peruvian Indians

The current situation of Peruvian Indians is the population structure of Peru, 45% are pure Indians and 37% are mixed-race Indo-European. Peru and Bolivia have the highest proportion of Indians in Latin America, because their location was once the core of the Inca Empire, where a large number of Indians lived. During the Spanish colonial period, the means of ruling here was not to send immigrants, but to send a few ruling classes to rule the local Indians, and then transport the plundered resources back to Europe, resulting in a large number of pure Indians in Peru, which is not a common mixed-race country in Latin America.