In 1984, the Shining Path (PCP-SL) launched significant attacks in Aucayacu, Peru. The first attack occurred on January 31, targeting the Banco de la Nación and a Guardia Civil post, resulting in the deaths of six to seven police officers. A second attack on July 4 targeted a new Guardia …
The first attack occurred on January 31, 1984, targeting the Banco de la Nación and a Guardia Civil post in Jirón Tupac Amaru. The second attack took place on July 4, 1984, when members of the PCP-SL attacked the relocated Guardia Civil post near the town's main market. Following these …
The PCP-SL attacked the Banco de la Nacion and Civil Guard post in Aucayacu, where six to seven policemen were killed. This was the first of two attacks in 1984 against police installations in the city.
On January 31, 1984, the first large-scale attack by the PCP-SL against the town of Aucayacu took place. The hikers simultaneously attacked the Banco de la Nacion and the first post of the Civil Guard, both located on Jiron Tupac Amaru. During the attack, they released people who were detained …
The Prime Minister and Minister of Economy, Luis Alva Castro, announced that the State will prosecute officials of all hierarchy who committed the Banco de la Nación as guarantor of a debt of 9 billion soles. This statement was made in the context of financial irregularities detected in the management …
Forty members of the PCP-SL, under the leadership of comrade 'Rosa', arrived in a stolen bus to Chongos Alto. Armed with a list and covered with balaclavas, they took twelve communal authorities of Chongos Alto and Chicche from their homes. They took them to the main square where, in a …
In 1992, Shining Path militants carried out a series of bomb attacks against state and financial institutions in the district of Huaura. The attacks were directed against the premises of the Banco de Materiales, Banco de la Nación and the Garita de Control of the Huaura District. Police officer Osvaldo …
The Marcha de los Cuatro Suyos was a three-day protest led by former presidential candidate Alejandro Toledo against the fraudulent re-election of President Alberto Fujimori. The protest began peacefully but escalated on July 28, 2000, when demonstrators clashed with police, leading to acts of vandalism and arson in central Lima. …
Incendiary bombs at the premises of the Banco de la Nación, located on block 11 of Nicolás de Piérola Avenue, cause the immediate spread of fire and traps 15 security employees barricaded in the building. Six of them die as a result of asphyxiation and severe burns. This event takes …
