On May 3, 1983, the Tribunal of Constitutional Guarantees opened its doors for the first time in Peru. This event marked an important institutional milestone in the context of the political and social crisis the country was going through. The opening of the court took place in the midst of …
On December 1, 1983, the Minister of Economy appeared before the Chamber of Deputies. This appearance took place in the context of a serious national economic crisis, where the government was facing criticism for its management of the economy and the foreign debt negotiations. Minister Carlos Rodríguez Pastor had been …
Carlos Rodríguez Pastor resigned as Minister of Economy in March 1984. He was replaced by José Benavides Muñoz, who held the portfolio of Energy and Mines, which was assumed by Juan Incháustegui Vargas. Previously, in May 1983, members of the governing party had criticized Rodríguez Pastor. In October 1983, the …
On March 25, 1984, the Luis de la Puente Uceda guerrilla squad of the MRTA carried out an attack on the residence of the Minister of Economy, Carlos Rodríguez Pastor. This attack took place in a context of growing political violence in the country. The attack was part of the …
The MRTA carried out an action similar to the Villa El Salvador attack on the house of Carlos Rodríguez Pastor, Minister of Economy at the time. This action was part of the MRTA's armed propaganda phase.
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