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.
In June 2002, a reconciliation process took place in Accomarca, where former participants in subversive violence were reintegrated into their communities. The military facilitated this process by declaring that the individuals were forgiven, although the local population harbored lingering resentment. This initiative aimed to foster peace and prevent future involvement …
In October 1993, two significant events marked the symbolic end of subversive violence in Cuzco. On October 8, General Petronio Fernández Dávila declared that the region was practically free of subversive elements and encouraged militants to take advantage of the 'law of repentance'. Later, on October 20, the military distributed …
On 17 August 1992, the first 'Ronda Campesina, Pacífica, Solidaria, Democrática y Autónoma' was organized in Rodiobamba, Cajamarca. This initiative was a response to the pressures from the PCP-SL and aimed to end the subversive violence in the region. The formation of this round marked a significant moment of citizen …
In February 1991, the Episcopal Conference issued a statement entitled 'We want peace', highlighting the alarming increase in subversive violence and terrorist acts in Peru. The statement criticized certain members of the Armed Forces, Police, and some civil and judicial authorities for not always adhering to legal and ethical standards …
On July 16, 1988, a group of subversives from the PCP-SL systematically assassinated local authorities in Angasmarca, Huánuco. The attack was part of a broader strategy to impose terror and control by eliminating those who opposed their orders. The victims, including Mauro Capcha Espinoza and Hilarión Capcha Callupe, were brutally …
In March 1982, media leaders in Lima, Peru, considered self-regulating the coverage of subversive violence to reduce its impact on the public. This decision was prompted by a series of small-scale attacks, including a notable incident where a bomb was thrown at the Government Palace. The media's attempt to limit …
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