Complete database of events related to the internal armed conflict in Peru, extracted from the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (CVR). 5,159 events documented from 1817 to 2003.
During 1993 in the district of El Agustino there were cases of sexual violence against women detained by police officers. One witness was detained on November 11, 1991 in El Agustino and later transferred to the DINCOTE where she was groped and mistreated. Another witness was detained in El Agustino …
On January 5, 1992, Luis Pomasunco Constanza, a neighborhood leader who implemented the urban patrols in the Asentamiento Humano 7 de Octubre in El Agustino, was assassinated by subversives of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso. His murder was in retaliation for having organized urban patrols to confront the presence of the PCP-SL …
A woman was arrested in the district of El Agustino on November 11, 1991. During her detention, police officers asked her to kiss another girl detained with her in the cell and to get into the doggy style position. The police exercised sexual and psychological violence against the detainees. This …
Mrs. Ana María Baltazar Carhuamaca reported to the police that a woman with a gunshot wound was staying in her house located in the Andahuaylas Housing Cooperative, district of El Agustino. The personnel of the police station of El Agustino searched the house and arrested Aida Lucía Mendoza Mateo, identified …
On May 18, 1982, a group of hikers illuminated one of the hills of El Agustino with the hammer and sickle. This action was part of the propaganda activities of the PCP-SL in the eastern zone of Metropolitan Lima. The event took place in the context of the expansion of …
The district of El Agustino was created in 1965 as part of the urban expansion process of Metropolitan Lima. This district arose from the formation of shantytowns in the Eastern Cone of the city, in a context of accelerated demographic growth as a result of internal migration. The creation of …
The invasion of El Agustino occurred in 1947, as part of the first wave of slum formation in Metropolitan Lima. This process began with the invasion of San Cosme hill in 1946, followed months later by that of San Pedro, and the following year by that of El Agustino. These …
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