Place

San José de Quero

Timeline Events 11

  1. Public appearance of the PCP-SL in Cunas area

    In 1987, the PCP-SL made its public appearance in the Cunas area, after 7 years of political and military experience in Ayacucho and Huancavelica. The communities of San Juan de Jarpa and San José de Quero (Alto Cunas) were convulsed by the action of the PCP-SL columns. This appearance marked …

    Cunas, Junín, Perú Informe CVR
  2. PCP-SL organizes popular committees in Junín

    From the second half of 1987, the PCP-SL organized popular committees in the territory of many communities in Junín, settling in the Canipaco valley in mid 1988. By the end of 1987, the PCP-SL had armed columns that moved relatively freely from one zone to another in the highlands and …

    Junín, Perú Informe CVR
  3. PCP-SL settles in Canipaco valley

    Since the second semester of 1987, the PCP-SL organizes popular committees in the territory of many communities of Junín, settling in the Canipaco valley since mid 1988. The communities of Alto and Bajo Tulumayo are convulsed by the action of the PCP-SL columns, as well as the communities of San …

    Valle del Canipaco, Junín, Perú Informe CVR
  4. PCP-SL murders employee of auditing company in Chala

    On June 9, 1988, in Chala, district of San José de Quero, the PCP-SL assassinated an engineer employed by an auditing company with two bullets in the head. This murder occurred in the context of the expansion of PCP-SL threats in the district of San José de Quero, in Alto …

    Chala, San José de Quero, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, pág. 163
  5. PCP-SL kills in Chaquicocha

    On August 21, 1988, the PCP-SL assassinated the brother and son of a former leader of the Peruvian Aprista Party in Chaquicocha, district of San José de Quero. This murder occurred in the context of a campaign of violence by the PCP-SL in Alto Cunas, where the subversive group had …

    Chaquicocha, San José de Quero, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, pág. 163
  6. Destruction of Laive Production Unit

    At the beginning of 1989, the PCP-SL attacked the Laive Production Unit, destroying the milk processing machinery. The neighboring communities of Palmayoc, Palaco, Llamapsillón and Chongos Altos, spurred on by the Shining Path, ended up looting and distributing goods from these production units. All the facilities of the LAIVE Sub-Unit …

    Laive, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 187-190
  7. PCP-SL assassinates Mayor Ciro Clemente Cairo in San José de Quero

    In the early morning of February 13, 1989, an undetermined number of hikers entered San José de Quero and violently extracted Ciro Clemente Cairo, Mayor of the district, from his home. The PCP-SL militants killed him with two bullets on the access road to the community. Subsequently, they proceeded to …

    San José de Quero, Concepción, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, pág. 164
  8. PCP-SL kills 10 community members in Chaquicocha

    On May 10, 1989, an armed column of the PCP-SL raided Chaquicocha, an annex of the San José de Quero district. During this action, the Shining Path guerrillas murdered 10 community members, among them several local authorities. In addition to the murder of the villagers, the subversives set fire to …

    Chaquicocha, San José de Quero, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, pág. 164
  9. Murder of Municipal Agent Antonio Bruno Quinto

    In November 1989, Municipal Agent Antonio Bruno Quinto was murdered in the public square of the annex of Chaquicocha, district of San José de Quero. This murder occurred in the context of a wave of violence perpetrated by the PCP-SL against local authorities in the Alto Cunas area. In the …

    Chaquicocha, San José de Quero, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, pág. 165
  10. PCP-SL takes Quero town and murders four villagers

    One of the most shocking actions in the Alto Cunas area occurred on November 9 and 10, 1989, when the PCP-SL took the town of Quero, assassinating four villagers. This action was part of a wave of violence that included the systematic assassination of authorities and peasant leaders in the …

    San José de Quero, Concepción, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, pág. 164
  11. Demographic and Infrastructure Development in the Cunas River Basin

    In 1994, the Cunas River Basin, comprising districts such as Yanacancha, San Juan de Jarpa, and San José de Quero, had a population of over 10,000, primarily composed of communal farmers. Despite its remote high-Andean location, the area had relatively good access to services, with 95% of the population having …

    Cunas River Basin, Province of Chupaca, Department of Junín, Peru 162

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