Pascuala, as the Secretary General of Huaycán, played a crucial role in the community's development and resistance against the Sendero Luminoso. On May 7, 1991, she publicly opposed the subversive group, emphasizing the need to combat terrorism by addressing poverty and unemployment. Her leadership led to significant infrastructure improvements and …
On April 25, 1992, Pascuala's home was attacked by a group of approximately five terrorists associated with PCP-SL. The attackers fired shots at her house, aiming directly at her, but were unable to enter due to the locked door. Her husband, Flavio Olazábal, managed to repel the attack by returning …
Pascuala, a resident of Huaycán, was killed due to her involvement with paramilitary organizations and her public association with state representatives. Her death is seen as a result of her perceived commitment to the government, which put her at odds with the Sendero Luminoso group. The incident highlights the complex …