The Red Path or the Peruvian Communist Party Marxist-Leninist-Maoist (1992-1999) Ideology, Organization and Strategy
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Sendero Luminoso, Perú, Guerrilla, Terrorism, FocoismAbstract
The capture of Abimael Guzmán, the leader of the PCP-Shining Path in 1992, provoked a significant change both in the Peruvian armed conflict (1980-200) and in the Maoist organization. One of these changes was the rising of a new political subject, the Red Path, also known as PCP-Proseguir or PCP-Marxista-Leninista-Maoísta. First as a cleavage and then as a party, the existence of the Red Path started in 1992. It was consolidated in 1995 and maintained until 1999 altogether with the capture of its leader Óscar Ramírez Durand (a) Feliciano. Consequently, the main aim of the investigation is to analyze the changes and the continuities originated by the Red Path in its rising and development as well as to expose its autonomy and specificity towards the Shining Path. There are three central axis in the investigation which are: the ideology's analysis, strategy and organization.
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