9 documents in Truth and Reconciliation Commission - Peru
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 …
It seems evident that the launch of the Museo de la Memoria project has generated a public reaction that faithfully reproduces the deep fissures — almost geological faults — between …
Incredible as it may seem, one of the best and most impactful documentaries about Peru has gone practically unnoticed by the public. ESTADO DE MIEDO, subtitled "The Truth About Terrorism," …
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 …
The map found in this book, systematically delineated by Jorge Iván Bonilla and Camilo Andrés Tamayo, presents the paths along which Latin American research on the relations between communication and …
"On July 22, 2007, eleven Legislative Decrees were published, announced as an effective mechanism to combat organized crime. In reality, an examination of these norms reflects rather the intention to …
While the detention of Guzmán proved fatal for Sendero Luminoso, Peru's military intelligence, under Vladimiro Montesinos, intensified the persecution of terrorism suspects, the use of torture, and death squads. In …
The film Estado de Miedo is based on the work of the CVR and reveals the human and social cost that results when an unscrupulous government launches an all-out war …
Statement by Bernard W. Aronson before the Subcommittee on Western Hemisphere Affairs of the House Foreign Affairs Committee of the U.S. Congress, March 12, 1992. Published as U.S. State Department …
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