In 1983, individuals were detained and interrogated at Cuartel Los Cabitos in Huamanga, Peru, without judicial orders or proper legal procedures. Despite denials from military generals, testimonies from former intelligence officers revealed that numerous interrogations took place at this location. The Commission of Truth and Reconciliation documented these human rights …
In the early morning of July 2, 1983, combined Army and Police forces broke into the home of Arquímedes Ascarza Mendoza in the Ciudad Libertad de las Américas Human Settlement. They violently detained him and took him to Los Cabitos Barracks in a military truck. Although a non-commissioned officer delivered …
In 1985, a clandestine oven was constructed at Cuartel Los Cabitos in Ayacucho, Peru. This oven was used to burn human remains that were previously buried in the area. The construction process uncovered several bodies, highlighting the severe human rights abuses committed at the site.
On August 15, 1985, the military left Accomarca for the Vilcashuamán Counter-Guerrilla Base. Sub-Lieutenant Telmo Hurtado informed the base chief that the operation had only involved the intervention of a "popular school" and that there had been no confrontation or violence. Infantry Captain Helber Gálvez Fernández reviewed the troops and …
Fabio Javier Urquizo Ayma was commended in August and November 1991 for his participation in the planning, execution and control of a Special Intelligence Operation. Urquizo Ayma was stationed in the Intelligence Group in charge of counter-subversive actions in Los Cabitos Barracks. These commendations demonstrate his active role in military …
