Between the end of 1989 and the beginning of 1990 the Popular Revolutionary Bloc (BPR) was formed. One of its main contingents came from a split in the PCP Unidad, headed by Andrés Sosa Chanamé. The BPR shared many of the views of the PUM and UNIR about the current …
In March 1990, some sectors of radicalized PCP-Unidad militants, led by Andrés Sosa Chanamé, left their ranks and joined the Popular Revolutionary Bloc. Others organized themselves in the clandestine Patriotic Liberation Front (FPL), which later joined the MRTA.
In the first days of March 1990, a communiqué appeared, signed by Andres Sosa Chanamé (leader of the Confederation of Peasants of Peru), Juan Pecho Arias (leader of the Mining Federation), Segundo Centurion (leader of the Selva Maestra-San Martin Agrarian Federation), all leaders of the PCP Unity, explaining the reasons …
In June 1991, a group of former members of the MRTA, including Orestes Dávila Torres and Andrés Sosa Chanamé, left the organization to form the Fuerzas Guerrilleras Populares (FGP). This split occurred after Dávila Torres, once a key figure in the MRTA, was relegated to a secondary role, prompting his …
Andrés Sosa Chanamé, a former leader of PCP Unidad and ex-member of the MRTA, was assassinated on January 25, 1992, in Villa El Salvador. His assassination followed the killing of another former MRTA member, 'Germán', who was murdered on August 22, 1991. The killings were reportedly sanctioned by MRTA leadership, …