In 1984, 6 corpses were found in the place called Ñeque, Tambillos district, Huamanga province. Among them, the union leader Florentino Mendoza was recognized. The bodies were removed by order of the Provincial Prosecutor with the participation of the Police. Mayor Leonor Zamora provided the car of the Municipality for …
In 1984, the bodies of three 15-year-old girls were found in the place called Infiernillo, Carmen Alto district in Huamanga. The victims had been executed with firearms. The bodies were removed by order of the Provincial Prosecutor with the participation of the Police, and Mayor Leonor Zamora provided the car …
In February 1984, General Huamán denied the recently elected mayor of Ayacucho, Leonor Zamora, the presence of the indigenous population in the open town meeting organized for that month. This decision was part of his strategy of 'isolation' that sought to keep the indigenous population away from possible subversive influences, …
In February 1984, a town meeting called by the mayor of Ayacucho, Leonor Zamora, was frustrated. This event occurred in a context of intense political violence and militarization of the department of Ayacucho, where the Armed Forces had assumed internal control since December 1982. The frustrated cabildo reflects the difficulties …
Leonor Zamora, mayor of Ayacucho, was arrested by court order on charges of misappropriation of funds and against the duties of office. The detention was ordered by a judge. This event occurred during the month of July 1985, in the context of the transition from the government of Fernando Belaunde …
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