The Shining Path controversies that spurred Peru’s gov’t shake-up (Simeon Tegel, Al Jazeera)

Ignacio Tacas was 13 when he learned how his family was massacred. The details reached him, piece by piece, over an entire month of fragmentary television and newspaper reports.

Members of the Shining Path killed his father, three sisters and brother – aged four to nine – maternal grandparents and two uncles in their remote Andean village, Lucanamarca, on April 3, 1983, while he studied at a state school on Peru’s coast.

The Shining Path controversies that spurred Peru’s gov’t shake-up | News | Al Jazeera

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