Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Peru
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.
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Unpublished testimonies about the El Frontón massacre. Report
Mother Covadonga - Report
Alan García and the prison massacre
Fujimori and the massacre at Castro Castro prison. Part 2
Fujimori and the massacre at Castro Castro prison. Part 1
Terrorists at Castro Castro
Shining Path. TVE report
Peruvian revolutionary women of Canto Grande prison
Massacre at Castro Castro prison. Journalistic report.
Prisoners for terrorism denounce preparation of genocide in the prisons (1992). Part 2
1982
Victims of the Shining Path assault on the Huamanga city prison.
Documents 5
29 Years of a Genocide
The Penales Genocide is remembered, which took place between June 18th and 19th, 1986. Those responsible for this horrendous act, which left around 300 dead in its wake, always argued …
Days of Barbarism. The Prison Massacre
The relevance of this publication, within the framework of the search for truth and justice in which Peruvians are engaged, derives not only from legal considerations. The events reconstructed here …
Did they all die?
This book was supposed to appear toward the end of last year, approximately, but due to causes and contingencies not always of fate's making, but rather various impediments both major …
Peruvian Warships Suppressed the El Frontón Mutiny
The Peruvian Army has exterminated the inmate population of three Lima prisons in the bloodiest event recorded in the country since the emergence of terrorism in 1980. After 35 hours …
The 'Other' Version of the Assault on the Prisons of Lurigancho, El Frontón, and El Callao
The Academic Department of Public Law and Legal and Political Sciences of the Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa (Peru) commissioned professors Enrique Soto, Rómulo González, and Alfonso Banda …