11 documents in Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Peru
A decade after the delivery of the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (CVR), many tasks remain to be fulfilled. This is demonstrated by the assessment carried out …
Defensorial Report No. 162 accounts for the efforts undertaken after the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, as well as the difficulties, advances, and setbacks in the process of truth, justice, and …
An interview with Alfredo Crespo, lawyer and friend of Abimael Guzmán. He claims to be a member of Movadef and to have never been a militant in SL. He spent …
This book analyzes the emergence and expansion of political violence in Peru during the 1980s and 1990s. It seeks to understand how political violence shapes and reorders State-society relations, the …
No more favorable conditions for reconciling the State with a society affected by genocide could exist than those offered by the Peruvian highlands, and Ayacucho in particular, the principal setting …
Calling what happened in Peru between 1980 and 2000 genocide is not politically or socially correct. We understand that State institutions avoid this term since they were partly responsible for …
This book contains a set of essays and interviews produced over the last twenty years and coincides with many of the CVR's conclusions written subsequently. It also specifies some differences …
The book analyzes the myths, prejudices, customs, and institutions of Peru to argue that the loss of values in its corrupt society has led the country to ruin. Although written …
The subject of this research is the representation gap between the State and rural society in Peru during the 1990s, at the end of the political violence. In the 1980s, …
This essay seeks to discuss the relations between State and society in Peru, looking for the connections that exist between politics and everyday life. The common tendency is to separate: …
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The TRC held a university workshop in Huánuco to discuss reconciliation issues. Issues related to physical and mental health reparations were addressed, and the role of the State in providing security, stability, equity and rational distribution of resources for citizens was discussed. Participants reflected on the ultimate purpose of the …