What is the best way to parse XML responses? I am trying to use XML::Bare. Here is my code: 
my $ob = new XML::Bare( text => "$page" );
my $root = $ob->parse();

#Where $page contains something like this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?> 
<PayoneerResponse>
<Echo>
<Status>000</Status> 
<Description>Echo Ok - All systems are up.</Description> 
</Echo>
</PayoneerResponse>

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$root appears to be blank, so I don't know why that is happening. Payoneer responds with so many different things, not the same format everytime, so I need to use something basic.
They never put an ending '</xml>' and when I add it, I get a parsing error.

What would You use to parse the response from them?

thank you,
Richard

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