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23 documents in Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Peru
The daughter of the Caretas correspondent, murdered in 1988 by a military patrol, says that her family's grief has been revived upon learning that retired general Daniel Urresti, one of …
Martha Páez has lived in exile in Sweden since 1989. Every year she returns to Peru to check on the progress of the judicial process concerning her son's murder and …
The following research captures each of the events that left us with reflection and above all a lesson about what it means to carry out journalistic work. Here, details of …
In the presence of family members, friends, colleagues, authorities from the Province of Huanta, human rights organizations, and the press, a series of activities were held in memory of the …
Breathless, senseless: the Uchuraccay massacre and its subsequent politicization have been the worst tragedies in national journalism, without mercy. Every year, Javier Ascue — a leading journalist at El Comercio …
Margarita Patiño suffered the death of her husband, journalist Hugo Bustios, murdered by military personnel in Huanta. Last week, after 19 years of uncertainty, a court convicted the killers. But …
Gloria Cano, legal representative of APRODEH, confirmed the filing of a complaint by prosecutor Cristina Olazábal against Alan García Pérez and other senior military commanders for the murder and genocide …
This work explores the scenario of violence and the ways in which the memory of Uchuraccay operates — a community that, after the massacre, became an emblematic reference point for …
The author states in this work: In 1989 I submitted this book (when it was 1,000 pages, 2 volumes) to CONCYTEC, which did not approve it, as that honor had …
The ACCUSING SUBCOMMISSION proposes to the Plenary of the Congress of the Republic, under articles 99 and 100 of the Political Constitution and the provisions of subsections i) and j) …
Relatives of Pedro Huillca recognize the faces of members of the Colina group at the crime scene. More than four years after his murder was committed, the case is far …
The formula "isolated incident" seems to have become one of the favorite turns of phrase for certain government representatives when faced with the need to explain the uncomfortable situations the …
Mario Vargas Llosa, president of the independent commission that investigated the murders of eight journalists in Ayacucho, believes that the recently discovered photographs confirm the commission's conclusions that the reporters …
Front page of El Comercio. Thursday, February 3, 1983.
Wednesday, February 2, 1983. Other headlines: Relatives did not allow the coffins to be used for political ends. Cardinal calls for an investigation into the Uchuraccai massacre. Condolence messages continue …
Front page of El Comercio. Monday, January 31, 1983. Other headlines: Due to a misunderstanding, comuneros confused them with terrorists.
Front page of El Comercio. February 2, 1983. Other headlines: Among them the Lieutenant Governor and several women. Lima gives a massive farewell to the murdered journalists. Relatives, upset at …
Before January 26, 1983, no one knew where Uchuraccay was — a locality in the province of Huanta, department of Ayacucho. After that date, it was discovered that it "existed," …
During the following months, Uchuraccay continued to be the scene of violence, death, and desolation: one hundred and thirty-five community members were killed as a result of attacks by the …
Uchuraccay has not been the subject of any systematic study; in the mid-1980s an anthropological expedition from the Universidad de Huamanga, led by Professor Mario Benavides, made a frustrated attempt …
The report — signed by Mario Vargas Llosa, Abraham Guzmán Figueroa, and Mario Castro Arenas — is divided into four parts. The first, under the title "How It Happened," reconstructs …
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