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.
Informal interview conducted with two villagers, a woman and a man, in Huambalpa, Vilcas Huamán. The interview is part of the TRC's fieldwork to document the testimonies of communities affected by the internal armed conflict. The villagers shared their experiences about the violence lived in the area during the conflict …
In 1990, police posts were withdrawn from the districts of Huambalpa, Carhuanca and Vischongo in Ayacucho. This withdrawal of law enforcement left a power vacuum in these villages. Immediately after the police withdrawal, the subversive columns of the PCP-Sendero Luminoso took advantage of the situation to organize incursions into these …
When the police posts in the districts of Huambalpa, Carhuanca and Vischongo were withdrawn in 1990, terrorists immediately entered and began burning the Council. The PCP-SL assassinated those it considered traitors in raids on the district annexes, demonstrating that it had not completely disappeared from the area despite the military …
In 1985, when the women of Huambalpa were organized and had managed to establish a health center to attend to the displaced population, there was an attack on the facility. A woman from Huambalpa said that at that time they had 260 members in their organization due to the immigration …
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