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Remembrance and forgetfulness on Lima’s “Rutas de la Memoria”
Posting has been light in this space, as I’ve been working on some larger projects, but interesting things are happening in Peru all the time, including when I fail to write about them. For one thing, we’re coming up on … Continue reading
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Tagged EPAF, Fujimori, human rights, Peru, political violence, rutas de la memoria, Shining Path
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Of hope, football, and dirty wars
The Friday before last, June 7, was a real red-letter day in Peru. I have been busy with other writing projects (about which soon) and neglected to blog about it at the time. Still, that lovely, sunny, historic day, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Fujimori, human rights, Latin America, Peru, Shining Path
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