Among the missionaries it has killed are Irene McCormack, an Australian nun, the Italian Alessandro Negroni, and Michal Tomaszek and Zbigniew Strzalowski, a pair of Polish priests; the last three of whom were murdered in the same month in the Ancash region.
Among the missionaries it has killed are Irene McCormack, an Australian nun, the Italian Alessandro Negroni, and Michal Tomaszek and Zbigniew Strzalowski, a pair of Polish priests; the last three of whom were murdered in the same month in the Ancash region. In addition to a series of massacres of peasant villagers in the Apurimact region, its highest profile attacks were the murder of a women's rights advocate and deputy mayor named Maria Elena Moyano, and a deadly car bombing at Tarata Street. Spawned from the University of Huamanga, where its founder taught philosophy, it is still sporadically active, despite the 1992 capture of that founder, Abimael Guzman, in a raid ordered by Alberto Fujimori. FTP, identify this guerilla terrorist group that officially calls itself the Communist Party of Peru.
Among the missionaries it has killed are Irene McCormack, an Australian nun, the Italian Alessandro Negroni, and Michal Tomaszek and Zbigniew Strzalowski, a pair of Polish priests; the last three of whom were murdered in the same month in the Ancash region.
{Sendero Luminoso} or {Shining Path} (accept “{Communist Party of Peru}” or “{PCP}” on an early buzz)