In 1991, the GEIN, a special intelligence unit of the Peruvian police, executed two significant operations against the Shining Path (PCP-SL). Operation Leona, conducted in late June, led to the arrest of key members of the PCP-SL's Central Committee, including Yovanka Pardavé Trujillo and Tito Valle Travesaño. Later, on November …
In June 1991, three important leaders of Socorro Popular (SoPo), an organization of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso, were captured. Those arrested were Tito Valle Travesaño, Víctor Zavala Cataño and a leader whose name is not specified in this excerpt. Socorro Popular was a very complex structure that, after its militarization in …
On June 22, 1991, Professor Victor Zavala Cataño, who had links with the University of La Cantuta since the beginning of the internal war, was arrested by the GEIN (Special Intelligence Group). Zavala Cataño was a member of the leadership cell of Socorro Popular del Perú, an organization of the …
On June 23, 1991, one month after the military intervention in La Cantuta, the police arrested Víctor Zavala Cataño, accused of being the head of the PCP-SL's Planning and Annihilation Committee at the national level. This action was part of a series of arrests of the main leaders of the …
Yovanka Pardavé Trujillo and Tito Valle Travesaño were arrested and held in Castro Castro prison. Both lost their lives during the police intervention in the "Mudanza I" operation carried out between May 6 and 9, 1992, whose purpose was to transfer the inmates from Castro Castro prison to Santa Monica …
In 1992, several leaders of the Sendero Luminoso, including Yovanka Pardavé Trujillo, Tito Valle Travesaño, and Elvia Nila Zanabria Pacheco, died under violent circumstances. The necropsy reports indicate that their deaths were caused by gunshot wounds and explosive devices. These individuals were part of the central committee of Sendero Luminoso, …
Operation of the Dircote (Directorate against Terrorism) that intercepted one of the main 'health depots' of the PCP-SL. In this operation, various members of the PCP-SL's health management cell were captured, many of them students from San Marcos. These captures were made possible by the previous arrest of Tito Valle …
In May 1992, key figures of the Shining Path (PCP-SL), including Yovanka Pardavé, Tito Valle Travesaño, and Deodato Juárez Cruzatt, were killed in the prison of Cantogrande. Abimael Guzmán, the leader of the Shining Path, was captured along with his companion Elena Iparraguirre. This event marked a significant blow to …
During the police operation 'Mudanza I', whose objective was to transfer all the inmates from Castro Castro prison to Santa Monica prison, Yovanka Pardavé Trujillo and Tito Valle Travesaño, who had been imprisoned since July 1991, lost their lives. Both had been identified as Shining Path PCP militants linked to …
On May 9, 1992, a police intervention called "Mudanza Uno" took place in the Shining Path wards of the Canto Grande prison with the objective of transferring more than 100 women to the Chorrillos prison. The operation resulted in the murder of 35 inmates accused of terrorism. Among the victims …
Hugo Deodato Juárez Cruzatt, member of the PCP-SL Political Bureau, dies in the prison riot during the Mudanza Uno intervention. Other PCP-SL Central Committee members also killed in the prisons include Yovanka Pardavé Trujillo, Elvia Nila Sanabria Pacheco and Tito Valle Travesaño.
Martha Huatay was a lawyer who assumed the leadership of Socorro Popular (SoPo), an organization of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso with a very complex structure that, after its militarization in 1986, came to displace the Metropolitan Committee in importance. Socorro Popular acted almost always through its 'gray' or 'front' organizations, such …
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