The PCP-SL carried out an attack against the police post of Ñaña. Despite having the surprise factor in their favor, lack of preparation meant that the objective was not achieved and two of the attackers were killed and left abandoned on the road. From the traces left behind, the police …
On August 29, 1987, Rodrigo Franco Montes, a prominent Peruvian official, was assassinated at his residence in Ñaña, Peru. Eight unknown assailants attacked the house with firearms and explosives, resulting in the deaths of Franco and his bodyguard, Hugo Ortiz Palomino. The attack occurred early in the morning, while Franco …
The PCP-SL created the Comité de Lucha de Obreros y Trabajadores Clasistas de la Carretera Central (CLOTCCC) as part of its strategy of creating its own organizations in the trade union sphere. The creation was agreed upon in April 1988 by a hundred delegates from different union bases in the …
In May 1988, the Comité de Lucha de Obreros y Trabajadores Clasistas de la Carretera Central (CLOTCCC) was formed during the 'Primer Plenario de Trabajadores Clasistas de la Carretera Central' in Ñaña, Lima. This event marked a significant moment in Peruvian labor history, as it aimed to centralize the working …
In May 1988, the PCP-SL organized the First Plenary of Classist Workers of the Central Highway in Ñaña, Lima, gathering around 100 delegates from various labor bases. This event led to the formation of the Committee of Struggle of Classist Workers of the Central Highway (CLOTCCC), marking a significant shift …
The PCP-Sendero Luminoso summoned some 100 delegates from various trade union bases from the eastern cone of Lima to participate in the so-called First Plenary of Classist Workers of the Central Highway. At this event, the Comité de Lucha de Obreros y Trabajadores Clasistas de la carretera Central (CLOTCCC) was …
The Comité de Lucha de Obreros y Trabajadores Clasistas de la Carretera Central (CLOTCCC) published its founding manifesto in a full-page article in the newspaper El Diario. This committee was formed in May 1988 after a plenary meeting of approximately 100 delegates from various trade union bases from the eastern …
In September 1988, a university student was detained in Ñaña, Lima, and taken to DINCOTE, where she was subjected to interrogation and threats of sexual violence. The testimonies reveal a pattern of abuse, including physical assault and coercion, during interrogations at DINCOTE. These events highlight the human rights violations occurring …
A university student was arrested in the district of Ñaña on September 17, 1988. During her detention she was the victim of sexual violence and torture. As a result of the rape, she became pregnant. The case illustrates the systematic practice of sexual violence against women detainees by State agents …
A university student was arrested in the district of Ñaña on September 17, 1988. She was subsequently transferred to DINCOTE (Dirección Nacional contra el Terrorismo) where she was tortured and raped. The victim fainted repeatedly during the abuses. The perpetrators threatened to disappear her or take her to the Army, …