Journalist Jaime Ayala was tortured and murdered by members of the Peruvian Navy in August 1984. His disappearance was confirmed by multiple witnesses, including a former Marine who testified that Ayala was killed and his remains were scattered in the Estadio de Huanta. The incident occurred just before a visit …
On August 2, 1984, journalist Jaime Boris Ayala Sulca, 22 years old, correspondent of the newspaper La República and host of a program on Radio Huanta 2000, went to the Navy Base at the Huanta Stadium to complain about the raid on his mother's house that took place that morning. …
The Chamber of Deputies approved by a majority of 95 votes, against 57 and 26 abstentions, to constitutionally accuse former president Alan García Pérez. The charges presented were for alleged illicit enrichment and crimes against public faith. This constitutional accusation took place in the context of the first year of …
A Supreme Vocal dismissed the complaint filed by the Attorney General against former President Alan Garcia Perez. This decision came after in October 1991 the Chamber of Deputies had approved to constitutionally accuse Garcia Perez for alleged charges of illicit enrichment and against public faith, with 95 votes in favor, …
On 1 March 1993, following the approval of the Human Rights and Pacification Commission's report, the Fiscal de la Nación visited the Picsi Prison in Chiclayo with other officials and medical examiners. Detainees, previously denied proper medical attention, were subjected to a medical examination. This event highlighted the inadequate medical …
On April 19, 1994, the National Human Rights Coordinating Committee (CNDDHH) issued its first public communiqué entitled 'Que no vuelva el horror' (Let the horror not return) on Operation Aries. In this communiqué, the CNDDHH expressed its concern that the military operation continued without taking into account the reports of …
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