PISACCASA, Peru (Reuters) - Gabino Leon is angry, and he is not alone.
The farmer in Peru's southern Apurimac region watches each day as hundreds of trucks carrying copper roar past his adobe home, kicking up dust on a potholed dirt road that has become a lightning rod for protests hitting the world's no. 2 producer of the metal.
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