Timeline Events 27

  1. Chiara Massacres

    In July and September 1983, massacres occurred in the district of Chiara, province of Huamanga, Ayacucho. In July 1983, the PCP-SL murdered 20 community members in Sachabamba, Chiara. In September of the same year, the PCP-SL murdered 10 community members in Bellavista, Chiara. In April 1984, members of the army …

    Chiara, Huamanga, Ayacucho Informe CVR, páginas 73-74, 83-84
  2. Assassination of 20 community members in Sachabamba

    In July 1983, the PCP-Sendero Luminoso raided the town of Sachabamba, Chiara district, Huamanga province, killing 20 community members. This event was part of a series of massacres perpetrated by the Shining Path in the district of Chiara during 1983, which also included the murder of 10 community members in …

    Sachabamba, Chiara, Huamanga, Ayacucho Informe CVR, página 83
  3. Murder of 10 community members of Bellavista

    In September 1983, the PCP-Sendero Luminoso murdered 10 community members in the town of Bellavista, district of Chiara, province of Huamanga. This event was part of a series of massacres perpetrated in the area during 1983, a year that saw a dramatic intensification of violence in the provinces of Huamanga, …

    Bellavista, Chiara, Huamanga, Ayacucho Informe CVR, p. 83
  4. Murder of 32 villagers of Huarapite

    In April 1984, members of the Peruvian Army murdered 32 inhabitants of Huarapite, a town in the district of Chiara in the province of Huamanga. This event occurred in the context of the indiscriminate repression carried out by the Armed Forces in the area during 1984, a year that registered …

    Huarapite, Chiara, Huamanga, Ayacucho Informe CVR (páginas 83-84)
  5. Massacres in Peru

    In August 1985, shortly after Alan García assumed power, members of the Peruvian Armed Forces committed a series of massacres in Pucayacu, Accomarca, Umaro, and Bellavista. These events occurred during a period of political and social tension in Peru, as García's government attempted to address internal conflicts and economic challenges. …

    Pucayacu, Accomarca, Umaro, Bellavista, Peru p. 273
  6. Massacre in Ayacucho

    On August 27, 1985, military patrols entered the communities of Bellavista and Umaru in Ayacucho, Peru, and violently gathered the population. After torturing and beating many, they killed 63 villagers, including 35 minors and a pregnant woman. Despite initial denials by authorities, investigations led by Congressman Jorge Tincopa uncovered mass …

    Cangallo, Ayacucho, Peru página 215
  7. Arrest of peasants in Umaro and Bellavista

    On August 27, 1985, the military detained several peasants from the communities of Umaro and Bellavista, Vilcashuamán province, in Ayacucho. The military forces surrounded the population who tried to flee during the operation. This event occurred in the context of intensified military operations in the emergency zone of Ayacucho. The …

    Umaro y Bellavista, Vilcashuamán, Ayacucho, Perú Informe CVR, página 107
  8. Massacre in Umaro and Bellavista

    On August 27, 1985, a military patrol raided the communities of Umaro and Bellavista, in Vilcashuamán, and killed 59 peasants. This massacre occurred a few days after the well-known massacre of Accomarca (August 14, 1985), where 69 peasants were killed. Both events were part of military operations aimed at dealing …

    Umaro y Bellavista, Vilcashuamán, Ayacucho Informe CVR, páginas 56-57
  9. Military Operations in Aguaytía Against PCP-SL

    In 1989, the Peruvian Army established a military base in Aguaytía to combat the presence of the Shining Path (PCP-SL) and drug trafficking in the region. The operations were marked by a lack of understanding of the local terrain and poor strategy, leading to significant military casualties. The Army's tactics …

    Aguaytía, Padre Abad, Peru 361
  10. Emboscada senderista en Aguaytía

    In June 1989, a military base in Aguaytía, Peru, suffered a significant attack when a Shining Path ambush resulted in the death of 15 military personnel. This event marked the first of several ambushes along the Basadre, though none were as deadly. The military's response involved indiscriminate bombings and ground …

    Aguaytía, Peru página 393
  11. Installation of the Huallaga Central detachment

    The MRTA established the Huallaga Central military detachment in 1990 as part of its organizational structure in the department of San Martin. This detachment, called Alcides Reátegui, had the towns of Chazuta, Picota and Bellavista as its area of influence. It was part of the eight zones controlled by the …

    Chazuta, Picota, Bellavista, San Martín, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 313, 326
  12. Population reduction in Bellavista

    Bellavista was a hamlet that functioned as a PCP-SL Open Popular Committee and a drug production zone on the Aguaytia River. Due to its importance and strategic location, the Army bombed Bellavista up to 3 times using helicopter gunships, followed by ground patrols that burned the houses that survived the …

    Bellavista, río Aguaytía, Perú Informe CVR, página 362
  13. MRTA's Influence and Control in Peru

    In 1990, the MRTA (Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement) expanded its influence in various regions of Peru, establishing zones of control where their military detachments could operate freely. These areas included provinces such as Moyobamba, Rioja, Lamas, San Martín, Chazuta, Picota, Bellavista, El Dorado, Saposoa, Yurimaguas, and others. The MRTA's activities …

    Peru, specifically regions such as Alto Mayo, Medio Mayo, Bajo Huallaga, Huallaga Central, Valle del Sisa, Yurimaguas, Caynarachi-Shanusi, and Huayabamba Página 313, sección sobre zonas de control del MRTA
  14. I Regional Congress of Rondas in Bellavista

    In mid-July 1990, at the end of Alan Garcia's administration, General Delgado Rojas, Political and Military Chief of the Junin emergency zone, organized the First Regional Congress of Rondas in Bellavista, district of Jarpa, in the province of Chupaca. The congress was attended by rondero delegates from the valleys of …

    Bellavista, distrito de Jarpa, provincia de Chupaca, departamento de Junín, Perú Informe CVR
  15. Congress in Concepción

    In mid-December 1990, the Political Military Command organized a congress of peasant patrols in the province of Concepción. This event was part of the Army's strategy to organize and centralize the counter-subversive patrols in the region. The congress was held in the context of the counter-subversive struggle, following the model …

    Concepción, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, página 142
  16. Assassinations of Fredy Aliaga and Walter Tocas

    In 1991, the mayor of Tocache, Fredy Aliaga, and cocalero leader Walter Tocas were assassinated. This event marked the establishment of Popular Committees in various towns in the provinces of Bellavista and Mariscal Cáceres. These committees provided security for local farmers and drug traffickers to cultivate and process coca leaves …

    Tocache, Peru p. 359
  17. Murder of the Mayor of Tocache, Fredy Aliaga

    In 1991, the mayor of Tocache, Fredy Aliaga, was assassinated along with a coca growers' leader. This assassination occurred in the context of the advance of the Shining Path PCP in the region, where the subversive organization was forming popular committees in different towns in the provinces of Bellavista and …

    Tocache, San Martín, Perú Informe CVR, página 143
  18. MRTA attacks in Tarapoto, Picota, Tabalosos and San Miguel del Río Mayo.

    Between April and May 1992, the MRTA carried out a series of offensive military actions in the department of San Martin. MRTA attacked the towns of Tarapoto, Picota, Tabalosos and San Miguel del Río Mayo. In addition to these attacks on towns, the MRTA also attacked the police posts of …

    Tarapoto, Picota, Tabalosos, San Miguel del Río Mayo, San Martín, Perú Informe CVR, página 337
  19. Attacks on police posts in San José de Sisa and Bellavista

    Between April and May 1992, the MRTA carried out a series of military actions in the department of San Martin. These actions included attacks on the towns of Tarapoto, Picota, Tabalosos and San Miguel del Río Mayo. In addition, the MRTA attacked the police posts of San Jose de Sisa …

    San José de Sisa y Bellavista, San Martín, Perú Informe CVR, página 337
  20. MRTA attack on Jaén and police posts

    Dozens of MRTA members raid the city of Jaen, then attack the police posts of Chamaya, Cruce and Bellavista and make the police flee. The subversives manage to steal weapons and radio equipment. The attack left eight dead: five civilians, an Army captain and two PNP non-commissioned officers.

    Jaén, Chamaya, Cruce y Bellavista, Cajamarca, Perú Informe CVR, página 4904
  21. Military offensive of the Huallaga Front against MRTA

    Beginning in August 1992, the Huallaga Front of the Peruvian Army developed a systematic military offensive against the MRTA in the department of San Martin. This offensive took place in a context where the MRTA had already lost the support of the local population due to abuses in the collection …

    San Martín, Perú Informe CVR, página 337
  22. Takeover of Dos de Mayo by Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path)

    Between 1991 and 1992, the PCP-Sendero Luminoso consolidated its new popular committees in the Bellavista area and formed a battalion on the banks of the Abiseo River with the objective of definitively taking Dos de Mayo. In November 1993, the Shining Path managed to take the town of Dos de …

    Dos de Mayo, Valle del Huallabamba, Provincia de Mariscal Cáceres, San Martín, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 313-336
  23. Attack on Tocache airport

    In May 1994, the Shining Path PCP attacked the Tocache airport. This attack was part of a series of violent actions carried out by the subversive organization in the Huallaga region during that period. One soldier was killed in the attack. This event occurred in a context where the PCP-SL …

    Aeropuerto de Tocache, San Martín, Perú Informe CVR, página 144

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