21 documents in Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Peru
This article addresses four narrative texts by Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa related to the violence experienced in Peru in the context of the war between Shining Path and the …
It is announced that the new Minister of Culture will appoint the new president of the High-Level Commission for the Place of Memory, who will replace Vargas Llosa.
Seven years have passed since the president of the Comisión de la Verdad y la Reconciliación (CVR), Salomón Lerner Febres, presented the final report to Peruvian society and the state. …
In his regular column, César Hildebrandt raises a pertinent question, especially now that the first stone of the Lugar de la Memoria has been laid: Why is Fujimori in prison …
Vargas Llosa sent a letter to President Alan García expressing his disagreement with Legislative Decree 1097, which he considers a "disguised amnesty." He argues that the measure has generated outrage …
Important interview from New York with Ricardo Alvarado, Peruvian intellectual and director of Ave Crítica.
The president of that commission, Mario Vargas Llosa, explained that the new name reflects a fuller understanding of the events that occurred during the era of terror in the 1980s …
He therefore stated that the museum, which will be built facing the coast of Lima, will not attribute the violence to two "sides"—terrorists on one hand and the Armed Forces …
Let us examine what was said by the unjustly overlooked Nobel Prize in Literature winner. At first glance, several inconsistencies emerge: on the one hand he says there were not …
Mario Vargas Llosa has announced that the "Museo de la Memoria" will be called "Lugar de la Memoria." Is this change a whim of the literary figure, or is it …
In statements to television, Vargas Llosa asserted that in the museum "violence will not be attributed to two 'sides' — terrorists on one side and the Armed Forces on the …
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Interview with Mario Vargas Llosa in which the writer states that the memory museum will show the suffering caused by Sendero. "If it functions as we want, the museum will …
To everyone's surprise — especially some of the cabinet ministers themselves, who had been overly zealous in defending the government's decision — President Alan García reversed his initial position, showed …
Interview with Mario Vargas Llosa. He convinced the government of Alan García of the need for the Museum of Memory. Now, pulling hard at the oars, he chairs the commission …
Information on Alan García's government's rejection of Germany's generous offer.
Faced with widespread protest, Alan García reverses his refusal regarding a Museum of Memory and appoints an ad honorem commission to take charge of the project. Vargas Llosa will chair …
Several intellectuals decided to make public their protest against the decision of Alan García's government to reject the German government's offer to build a Museum of Memory. This document concludes …
Interview with Philip Bennett, an American who is currently the international affairs editor of the Washington Post. Before that, however, he worked in Peru, married a Lima woman of Cusco …
Unlike what happened in Argentina with the commission chaired by Ernesto Sábato and its widely recognized report on violence and the disappeared during the military dictatorship, Nunca más, which had …
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