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 April 23, 1991, seven civilians, including Zenón Huamaní Chuchón and Julio Arotoma Cacñahuaray, were detained by a military patrol in Huancapi, Peru. The patrol, led by Sub Lieutenant Chávez, was accused of using excessive force, including physical assault and firing shots into the air. The detentions were reportedly politically …
In October 1989, Roberto Quintana Vivanco, a professor and political activist, was subjected to a violent military raid at his farm in Villa Gloria Alta, Abancay. Armed soldiers, disguised with balaclavas, invaded his property, looted valuables, and destroyed livestock. Quintana was subsequently detained, beaten, and held in harsh conditions at …
Belaunde Terry and De la Jara, who later became the Prime Minister of the Interior, were exiled following a military coup by the Armed Forces of Peru in 1968. This event occurred years before Belaunde Terry assumed the presidency again in 1980. The exile was part of a broader pattern …
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