Postcolonial Memory. Time, Space, and Discourse on the Events of Uchuraccay
Today we are at the moment of historicizing the era of violence in Peru. But this does not mean placing events and memories in the past in order to forget them. History is always written from the present. In other words, history is a narration of the present about the past. Therefore, the act of historicizing is equivalent to building the foundation of our future — that is, a launching toward what is to come. (Introduction excerpt).
Referenced in events
- Murder of eight journalists in Uchuraccay
- Murder of journalists in Uchuraccay
- Killing of journalists in Uchuraccay
- Murder of 8 journalists in Uchuraccay
- Appointment of the Uchuraccay Events Investigation Commission (Vargas Llosa Commission).
- Appointment of the Commission of Inquiry into the Uchuraccay Events
- Delivery of the Report of the Investigating Commission of the Uchuraccay Events to President Belaunde
- Presentation of the Report of the Investigation Commission of the Uchuraccay Events (Vargas Llosa Commission)
- I Meeting for peace and national reconciliation
- Visit of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission to Uchuraccay
- 135 dead uchuraccaínos list delivered to the CVR