In January 1986, members of the PCP-SL conducted a meticulously planned assassination attempt on Rear Admiral Carlos Ponce Canessa. The operation involved extensive surveillance and strategic positioning around his residence in Magdalena del Mar. The attack was likely a response to Ponce Canessa's efforts to infiltrate the leadership of the …
In May 1986, the Shining Path (PCP-SL) intensified its attacks against the Peruvian government and military, culminating in the assassination of Rear Admiral Carlos Ponce Canessa, a member of the Navy's General Staff. This act was part of a broader strategy to provoke the government into a repressive response, aiming …
Members of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso assassinated Rear Admiral Carlos Ponce Canessa as he was leaving his home in Jr. Jiménez Pacheco No. 157. The hikers, made up of three men and two women from the special detachment, had been following the victim closely. They shot him with a machine gun …
Rear Admiral AP Carlos Ponce Canessa was assassinated in a terrorist attack on May 5, 1986. This assassination generated a strong demand for the death penalty from various sectors. The event took place in a context of escalating political violence that included other attacks against authorities and members of the …
Carlos Ponce Canessa, a distinguished officer of the Peruvian Navy, was assassinated by members of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso on 5 May 1986 in the district of Magdalena, Lima. This event was part of a series of selective assassinations initiated by the PCP-SL in 1986, targeting political, military, police, and civilian …
The Eighth Correctional Court of the Superior Court of Lima sentenced Aida Mendoza Mateo to an indeterminate prison term of no less than twenty-five years for her participation in the murder of Rear Admiral Carlos Ponce Canessa. The conviction was based on evidence obtained at the police level that included …