In Cceschua, a massacre occurred where several villagers were killed by military forces. Witnesses reported that the bodies were later removed by the military, and evidence of the killings was found in various locations, including personal items and remains. The event highlights the brutality faced by the villagers and the …
Military personnel arrived at Cceschua where most of the Cayara population had taken refuge. In the place called Ccahuaypampa they gathered all the villagers and accused them of having participated in the Erusco attack. They selected approximately 20 men (young and adult) whom they physically abused, put prickly pear cactus …
On 30 May 1988, military authorities conducted a repressive operation in Cceschua, Peru. They gathered the local population, accusing them of participating in a subversive attack in Erusco. The military subjected approximately 20 men to physical and psychological abuse to force confessions, while women were threatened to leave the area …
Hooded persons (presumably military) entered the homes of residents of Cayara and forcibly detained them. Gregorio Ipurre Ramos, Guzmán Palomino Bautista, Humberto Ipurre, Benigna Palomino de Ipurre and Catalina Ramos Palomino disappeared. According to witnesses, these people had denounced to President Alan Garcia Perez the excesses perpetrated in Cceschua, which …
