Timeline Events 19

  1. Occupation of the Upper Huallaga by colonists

    The Alto Huallaga area was occupied with greater intensity since the beginning of the 1950s by settlers and migrants coming mainly from the highlands of Huánuco, Huancayo, Junín and Cerro de Pasco. These settlers were encouraged, most of the time, by the State through colonization projects (such as Tingo María-Tocache-Campanilla), …

    Alto Huallaga, Perú Informe CVR
  2. Creation of the Board for the Reconstruction and Industrial Development of Cuzco.

    As a consequence of the May 21, 1950 earthquake that destroyed the city of Cuzco with a grade 7 on the Mercalli scale, the State poured significant resources into the city and the region for reconstruction. In 1952, the Junta de Reconstrucción y Fomento Industrial del Cuzco was created to …

    Cuzco, Perú Informe CVR, página 251
  3. Officialization of the first managed colonization program in the Upper Huallaga region

    In 1964, the first directed colonization program in the Upper Huallaga was made official. This program was part of the Tingo Maria-Tocache-Campanilla colonization project, which classified 180,000 hectares as suitable for agricultural use. Many of the farmers who obtained land titles had already settled in the Tingo Maria, Tocache and …

    Alto Huallaga, Perú Informe CVR
  4. Presentation of PCP-SL in Alto Huallaga

    In 1981, the PCP-SL appeared in Alto Huallaga, taking advantage of the climate of social chaos created by drug trafficking. They presented themselves as the executioner of a corrupt and inefficient bureaucratic state and assumed the supposed defense of the interests of the coca growers, who were being attacked by …

    Alto Huallaga, Perú Informe CVR, páginas 384-385
  5. Installation of Military Base in Santo Tomás de Pata

    In November 1984, the Military Base was installed in Santo Tomás de Pata, in the province of Angaraes. This area was considered a "red bastion" and where violence began early due to its proximity to the northern part of the department of Ayacucho. The installation of this military base was …

    Santo Tomás de Pata, Angaraes, Huancavelica Informe CVR, páginas 119-120
  6. Killings in Lima and Callao prisons

    The prison massacres occurred in 1985, 1986 and 1992, remaining in the terrible tally of penitentiary history. Approximately 350 inmates were killed, most of them as a result of extrajudicial executions. The State, unable to apply a correct and efficient anti-subversive strategy in the prisons, opted on these occasions for …

    Lima y Callao, Perú Informe CVR, página 3005
  7. The internal armed conflict takes on a national character

    From 1986-1988, the internal armed conflict in Peru took on a relatively more national character, expanding beyond the department of Ayacucho where it had been practically confined between 1982 and 1985. This period marked a new phase of the conflict characterized by the expansion of the actions of the PCP-Sendero …

    Perú Informe CVR, páginas 176-177
  8. Second cycle of hiker violence

    Around 1988, another cycle of intense violence was unleashed in the new scenarios where the Shining Path had expanded its operations. The magnitude of the crimes and violations can be explained by similar causes to the first cycle. However, in this period the resistance of the population, its authorities and …

    Diversas regiones del Perú Informe CVR, páginas 205-206
  9. Opening of investigation against San Ignacio's forest defenders

    The Eighth Specialized Criminal Court of Chiclayo opened an investigation against the ten residents of San Ignacio arrested on June 27, accusing them of the crime of terrorism against the State. The opening order stated that they had seized dynamite, explosives, PCP pamphlets and other items. Despite the fact that …

    Chiclayo, departamento de Lambayeque, Perú Informe CVR, página 3076
  10. Third stage: mass arrests and violation of due process

    From 1993 onwards, the counter-subversive strategy was characterized by a substantial increase in the number of detentions of alleged subversives and a decrease in the number of cases of arbitrary executions and forced disappearances, although the number of cases of violation of the due process of detainees increased notoriously. The …

    Perú Informe CVR, páginas 224-225
  11. Establecimiento del Estatuto de la Corte Penal Internacional

    The Statute of the International Criminal Court was established in 1998 to define and prosecute crimes against humanity, including slavery. This statute allows for the prosecution of individuals, whether state agents or private individuals, who commit these crimes as part of a systematic attack against a civilian population. Universal jurisdiction …

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  12. Seminar with Social Scientists on Reconciliation

    The Truth and Reconciliation Commission held a seminar with social scientists to discuss reconciliation issues. This event raised fundamental questions about the link between reparation and reconciliation, questioning what the State does to repair what happened with the war, who is being repaired, who is reconciled and how they are …

    Lima, Lima, Perú Informe CVR, página 4501
  13. Workshop with Grassroots Communities on Reconciliation in Satipo

    The TRC organized workshops with Asháninka communities in Satipo to discuss reconciliation. The communities expressed hope for reparations but also distrust towards the State. The participants stated that the State, through its institutions, has not participated in anything, has not repaired the damage, has not done justice and has not …

    Satipo, Junín, Perú Informe CVR, página 4502

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