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.
On 19 May 1987, a national strike was held in Peru, marked by the simultaneous strike of police forces. This event occurred during a period of economic crisis, where the labor market was characterized by high levels of informal employment and increasing unemployment. The strike highlighted the critical situation faced …
In May 1987, a significant police strike occurred in Peru due to longstanding issues of low wages and poor working conditions among the police forces. The strike was triggered by a memorandum that prohibited the processing of resignation requests from police officers with over twenty years of service, despite initial …
On May 25, 1983, a police strike occurred in Peru, primarily demanding salary improvements. The strike led to the government declaring a state of emergency in Lima and Callao, suspending constitutional guarantees, and deploying army tanks to patrol the streets. The strike resulted in the approval of salary homologation for …
On January 15, 1983, there was an attempted strike by subordinate police personnel in Ayacucho, Peru, due to poor working conditions. The situation was resolved on January 18 when relief troops arrived. This event highlighted the severe logistical and psychological challenges faced by police forces in the emergency zones during …
On February 5, 1975, a police strike in Peru led to widespread unrest and violence. The resulting chaos saw around 100 people lose their lives, marking the most violent episode during the government of General Velasco. This event highlighted the tensions and challenges faced by the authoritarian regime in maintaining …
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