PERU'S SHINING PATH'S PATH OF DEATH

Lima, Nov. 09 (ANDINA). The Ministry of Justice (Mol) transferred more than a million new soles to the Prosecutor's Office to continue to identify skeletal remains of 1,500 victims of various cases of disappearance by the actions of the terrorist group Sendero Luminoso in the decade of the eighties. Prosecution exhumed remains of missing The transfer was announced at a ceremony in the Plaza de Armas Soras community in the Ayacucho region, to vindicate the victims of the Shining Path insane attack he suffered this location. In attendance were the Deputy Minister of Human Rights, José Ávila Herrera, the president of Congress, Victor Island, the attorney general, Jose Antonio, and the president of the Commission of Justice, Marisol Perez, who are welcomed by the mayor of Soras, Leon Denis Poma. On July 16, 1984, over a hundred people were killed by walkers, who toured several communities in the districts of Chipao (Lucanas) and Soras (Sucre), aboard an express bus company Cabanino. Hikers, as survivors of the slaughter, began their journey with the so-called "death bus" by communities, pretending to take a tour routine, where each bus stop involved the destruction of dozens of people. The first murder occurred in the Annex Chalapuquio. The bus continued its route to Badopampa, Doce Corral, Chaupiwasi, arriving in the evening of the same day Soras, his final whereabouts. This action was in retaliation Shining Path against farmers in 25 communities of Chicha River basin that formed alliances to fight the rebels, in the absence of the state. At that time, the political leadership in the area of Sendero was Víctor Quispe Palomino, "Comrade Jose", now in command of the remaining terrorists in the Valley of the Apurimac and Ene Rivers and Mantaro (Vraem). According to the police report 019-Dircote, of April 12, 1985, Quispe Palomino admitted taking part in numerous bombings as the slaughter of Lucanamarca, hikers have been in command Cangallo-Fajardo area between September 1982 and November 1984, in who considered the areas of Soras and Chipao.