Nomatsiguengas

Timeline Events 3

1. Jan. 1, 1993

   Massacre in Tahuantinsuyo

   In 1993, nearly 100 individuals, including asháninkas, nomatsiguengas, and colonists, entered the community of Tahuantinsuyo under the guise of being ronderos. They proceeded to loot, mistreat, and execute members of the community. The event was marked by extreme violence, including the brutal killing of children and adults, as the PCP-SL …

   Tahuantinsuyo, Peru Chunk 4533.0

   #pcp-sl #tahuantinsuyo #massacre #Peru #1993 #human rights #violence
2. Aug. 18, 1993

   Massacre in Tsiriari valley

   On August 18, 1993, three groups of alleged hikers, between one hundred and three hundred men, women and children, settlers and natives, entered seven communities in the Tsiriari valley. The communities attacked were Monterrico, San Isidro, Sol de Oro, Union Cubaro, San Francisco de Cubaro and Santa Isabel (colonists) and …

   Valle de Tsiriari, Mazamari, Satipo, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 240-241

   #masacre #tsiriari #mazamari #satipo #junín #sendero-luminoso #pcp-sl #asháninkas #nomatsiguengas #colonos #selva-central
3. Aug. 18, 1993

   Asháninka massacre in Tsiriari

   Members of the PCP-SL murdered 65 inhabitants of the Tsiriari valley in Mazamari, Junín, in retaliation for the formation of Self-Defense Committees. Although it was known as an Asháninka massacre, of the total number of victims, 21 were Nomatsiguenga natives and the rest were settlers. This is one of the …

   Valle de Tsiriari, Mazamari, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, página 4923

   #masacre #pcp-sendero-luminoso #asháninkas #junín #mazamari #pueblos-indígenas

Photos, Videos & Documents 3

1993

A group of people search for their loved ones among the massacred bodies at the Mazamari massacre

CUYA, Narciso

1993

Victims of the Tsiriari massacre.

BALAGUER, Alejandro

1993

Child survivor of the Mazamari massacre is evacuated by the Armed Forces

CUYA, Narciso