Reporting from Lima, Reuters reports that Peruvian shamans are divided on who will win the U.S. presidential race in November. The two video embeds above show the same practitioners, as reported by two different outlets. Each reports a preference for a different candidate. RT emphasises positive vibes for Trump; the AP calls it for Biden.…
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