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.
U.S. Army Southern Command personnel were installed with electronic means in the Huallaga Front Command Post to intercept radio communications. This installation was part of the anti-drug forces present in the geographical area of the Huallaga Front during the height of drug trafficking in Campanilla.
The U.S. Congress lifts the suspension of military and economic aid to Peru related to the fight against drugs. This aid had previously been suspended at the request of Senator Edward Kennedy, who demanded the temporary suspension of military aid appropriations due to allegations of human rights violations attributed to …
Congress authorized President Alberto Fujimori Fujimori's trip to the United States for an official working visit at the invitation of President George Bush. This trip took place in the context of bilateral relations between the two countries, at a time when the Peruvian government was seeking international support for its …
The U.S. government suspended military aid to Peru at the request of Senator Edward Kennedy. The temporary suspension of military aid credits was demanded in response to allegations of human rights violations attributed to Peruvian military personnel. This measure took place in a context of growing international concern about the …
On the basis of Presidential Resolution No. 91-20, the Secretary of State proceeded to verify that Peru did satisfy the criteria set by INCA and expressed this in a July 30 letter to Congress, which attests to this, repeating point by point the INCA criteria as already satisfied by Peru, …
The Torres y Torres Lara cabinet acquitted in the Chamber of Deputies a 92-question questionnaire on the anti-drug agreement signed between the governments of Peru and the United States. President Alberto Fujimori Fujimori had announced before Congress the policy of fait accompli and the decision not to modify the anti-drug …
An anti-drug agreement is signed between the governments of Peru and the United States. President Alberto Fujimori Fujimori announces before Congress the policy of fait accompli and the decision not to modify the anti-drug agreement with the US. The Torres y Torres Lara Cabinet, in the Chamber of Deputies, absolves …
In the Embassy's first report to the Secretary of State on the human rights situation in Peru, sent on March 26, it was reported that the three major actors in the conflict, the terrorists, the Army and the Police are guilty of significant human rights violations, which increased in 1990, …
On December 20, 1989, the United States invaded Panama. The Peruvian government, after learning of the invasion, expressed its rejection and temporarily withdrew its diplomatic representation in Washington. On December 22 and 23, the Peruvian Executive summoned an extraordinary legislature to deal with the situation created by the U.S. invasion …
In solidarity with Libya, which had been bombed by the United States, MRTA placed a car bomb at the residence of the U.S. ambassador in Lima.
During September 1984, there was an attack on the U.S. embassy in Lima. The attack was carried out in the context of an escalation of terrorist violence in the Peruvian capital. In addition to the U.S. embassy, U.S. news agencies and a shopping mall were also attacked. This attack was …
Terrorist attacks against the offices of the U.S. Embassy and against the residence of the U.S. representative. The international repercussion of this news discredits the current government. For Pedro Pablo Kuczynski Godard, the impact of these events would affect the attraction of foreign investment. This was one of the most …
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