The military regime that governed Peru between 1968 and 1980 was a key period in the reconfiguration of Metropolitan Lima and the country. During this period, especially during the first military government of Velasco, important demographic changes took place that generated new population contingents that became social actors. The regime …
The overthrow of Velasco in 1975 led to a shift in the military government to the right, resulting in a repressive attitude and austerity measures that provoked massive demonstrations. Villa El Salvador (VES) suffered the withdrawal of state support, which severely affected its community projects and led to the organization …
In 1976, a faction of the youth from the Christian Democracy in Peru shifted towards more radical ideological territories, aligning initially with the military reformism of Velasco. This group eventually distanced itself to form the Partido Socialista Revolucionario (PSR). In 1978, during the convening of the Constituent Assembly, the PSR …
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