In 1964, a significant ideological split occurred within the Peruvian Communist Party (PCP), leading to the emergence of a pro-Chinese faction. This faction, influenced by Maoism, distanced itself from the Soviet-aligned PCP, criticizing its approach to international negotiations and nuclear disarmament. The pro-Chinese group, known as PCP Red Flag, maintained …
In the 1972 Congress, held in Cuzco, it was agreed to change the name of the former FENEP to SUTEP and to abandon the old division based on educational levels. The unification of the teachers' union met with some opposition, especially from the PAP. The PCP Patria Roja allied with …
In 1983, the Peruvian military intervened in areas declared as emergency zones due to increasing terrorist activities by the PCP. This intervention led to a period of severe repression, including extrajudicial killings and torture, primarily affecting civilians. The military also restricted journalistic activities, limiting them to brief and often inaccurate …
The Eighth Specialized Criminal Court of Chiclayo opened an investigation against the ten residents of San Ignacio arrested on June 27, accusing them of the crime of terrorism against the State. The opening order stated that they had seized dynamite, explosives, PCP pamphlets and other items. Despite the fact that …
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