Shipibo-Conibo
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Shipibo-Conibo

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  1. Use of Shipibo-Conibo Community Airstrips by Narcotraffickers

    In the Shipibo-Conibo communities of Amaquiria and Nuevo Loreto, airstrips were rented out to drug traffickers. The airstrip in Amaquiria, originally built in 1975 for social aid flights, was repurposed for illegal activities after aid organizations withdrew due to increased violence. The Peruvian Navy threatened to destroy these airstrips to …

    Amaquiria and Nuevo Loreto, Peru
  2. Establishment of MRTA staging areas in Ucayali and Huánuco

    Between 1988 and 1990, the Ejército del Trabajo (ET) of the Western Front (FO) of the MRTA managed to establish zones of passage and obligatory stays in several strategic locations. In Nueva Requena and Shambo, a native Shipibo-Conibo community, they established a corridor that allowed them direct access between the …

    Nueva Requena, Shambo (comunidad nativa Shipibo-Conibo), Puerto Inca, Tournavista, departamentos de Ucayali y Huánuco, Perú Informe CVR, página 347
  3. Hyperinflation and farmers' payment crisis

    With the explosion of hyperinflation in 1989, the state-owned companies ENCI and ECASA were unable to pay for the peasants' products. This economic crisis led the Confederation of Peruvian Peasants (CCP) to promote regional peasant strikes throughout the country. In Ucayali, the peasants grouped in the Federation of Peasants of …

    Perú Informe CVR, página 346
  4. Disarticulation of peasant and political movements in Ucayali

    On February 9, 1989, one of the largest peasant and native mobilizations was held in Pucallpa to demand improvements in agriculture from the government. This march was organized by the Confederation of Peruvian Peasants (CCP) to celebrate an agreement after a three-week strike by peasants grouped in the FECADU and …

    Pucallpa, Ucayali, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 347-348
  5. Large march of peasants and natives in Pucallpa

    The Confederation of Peruvian Peasants (CCP) organized a large march of peasants and natives in the city of Pucallpa on February 9, 1989. This mobilization was held to celebrate an agreement reached after a three-week strike by the peasants grouped in the Federation of Peasants of the Department of Ucayali …

    Pucallpa, Ucayali, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 346-347
  6. Ucayali declared in state of emergency

    On June 1, 1989, the Peruvian State declared Ucayali an emergency zone, installing a Political-Military Command led by the Navy. This measure was taken in response to the problems generated by the hyperinflation of 1989, which prevented the state-owned companies ENCI and ECASA from paying peasants, causing regional strikes organized …

    Ucayali, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 346-361
  7. Ucayali declared an emergency zone

    On June 1, 1989, the Peruvian State declared Ucayali an emergency zone and installed a Political-Military Command led by the Navy. This measure was taken in response to the problems generated by the hyperinflation of 1989, which prevented the state-owned companies ENCI and ECASA from paying peasants for their production, …

    Ucayali, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 346, 361
  8. Disconnection of the Territorial Army from the Eastern Front of MRTA

    Between 1990 and 1993, the Territorial Army (TE) of the Eastern Front (FO) of the MRTA experienced a progressive disconnection with the Regional Directorate (DR) and faced scarce logistical support from the city. This situation caused the gradual abandonment of military contingents. Although between 1988 and 1990 the FO ET …

    Ucayali, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 347-350
  9. Natives join the CAD of Puerto Alegre

    In 1991, the native communities of the area, particularly the Shipibo-Conibo of Lake Imiria, decided to join the Self-Defense Committee (CAD) of the hamlet of Puerto Alegre as a sub-base to combat subversion. This decision was made after PCP-Sendero Luminoso repeatedly tried to impose its laws and organize committees in …

    Puerto Alegre, Ucayali, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 354-360
  10. Resistance of Native Communities Against PCP-SL in Ucayali

    In 1991, native communities in Ucayali, including the Shipibo-Conibo, resisted the attempts of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path) to recruit their youth into the guerrilla movement. The community of Caimito, among others, refused to join the armed struggle and engage in coca cultivation. Instead, they allied with the CAD of …

    Ucayali, Peru 34

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