In 1984, Peru experienced a significant increase in violence, with the highest number of deaths and disappearances recorded between 1980 and 2000. The terrorist activities of the PCP-SL notably intensified during this period. In response, the President and the Joint Command of the Armed Forces issued a statement on July …
In early May 1986, a restructuring commission appointed by the Executive arrived in Puno, led by Gonzalo Bravo Mejía, a career official from the Ministry of Agriculture. The commission's work was conducted under significant pressure, including from the President. The aim was to address social issues while preserving the achievements …
The 1993 Constitution of Peru outlines the conditions under which the President, with the agreement of the Council of Ministers, can declare a state of emergency. This can occur in cases of disturbance of peace, internal order, catastrophe, or severe circumstances affecting the nation. During such a state, certain constitutional …
The Democratic Constituent Congress (CCD) of Peru approved a new Constitution on August 26, 1993, after 31 days of deliberation. The new Constitution included provisions for the immediate presidential re-election, the dissolution of the Legislative Power by the President under certain conditions, and a new electoral system. The opposition presented …
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