Due to serious irregularities committed during the initiation of the judicial process for the Uchuraccay massacre, the Superior Court of Ayacucho removed Judge Hugo Molina from his position as examining magistrate on February 2, 1983. Judge Molina had taken cognizance of the case on January 30, 1983, even though Uchuraccay …
On February 11, 1983, Juan Argumedo's sister, Juana Lidia, went to Uchuraccay accompanied by Judge Juan Flores Rojas to perform the exhumation of her brother's body. However, the procedure could not be carried out because the body was not found in the expected place. Later, Juana Lidia learned that her …
Judge Juan Flores Rojas conducted judicial proceedings in Uchuraccay during March 1983, collecting statements from authorities and community members about the violent events that occurred in the area. Among the testimonies were the declarations of Dionisio Ramos Ricra, regidor mayor vara of the Uchuraccay annex, who provided information about the …
On March 3, 1983, ad-hoc judge Juan Flores Rojas conducted a judicial diligence in Uchuraccay. During this visit, he met with 18 men and 5 women from the community to collect their statements about the events of January 26, 1983, when eight journalists were murdered. Among the peasants who gave …
Between May 9 and 14, 1983, Judge ad hoc Juan Flores Rojas conducted a judicial proceeding in the communities of Uchuraccay, Huaychao and Iquicha. During this diligence, the judge collected statements from various authorities and peasants of these communities. On the last day of this judicial proceeding, May 14, an …
On May 14, 1983, during a search patrol ordered by Judge Juan Flores Rojas, a hidden briefcase was discovered in a small cave on Cerro Raccraccasa. The briefcase contained several photographic rolls and personal documents belonging to Willy Retto, Amador García, and Pedro Sánchez. Additionally, a Minolta camera with a …
During a judicial proceeding carried out between May 9 and 14, 1983, Judge ad hoc Juan Flores Rojas visited the communities of Uchuraccay, Huaychao and Iquicha, collecting statements from various authorities and peasants. On the last day of this judicial diligence, May 14, an inspection ordered by the judge took …
On May 14, 1983, during a search patrol ordered by Judge Juan Flores Rojas, a briefcase was found hidden in a small cave in the Raccraccasa hill. The briefcase contained several rolls of film and the personal documents of Willy Retto, Amador Garcia and Pedro Sanchez. This discovery occurred almost …
During a judicial proceeding carried out between May 9 and 14, 1983, Judge ad hoc Juan Flores Rojas visited the communities of Uchuraccay, Huaychao and Iquicha, collecting statements from various authorities and peasants. On the last day of this judicial diligence, May 14, an inspection ordered by the judge took …
Juan Argumedo was one of the journalists murdered in the Uchuraccay massacre on January 26, 1983. His sister Juana Lidia Argumedo went to Uchuraccay with Judge Juan Flores Rojas on February 11, 1983 to perform the exhumation, but it could not be done because the body was not found. Some …
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