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President Boluarte poses with a signed copy of Amnesty's law with her prime minister, Eduardo Arana, (d) and congressman Fernando Rospigliosi (i).

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Photo foot, President Dina Boluarte signed the amnesty in a ceremony in the Government Palace of Lima.

    • Author, Guillermo D. Olmo
    • Author's title, BBC News World
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The crimes committed during the internal armed conflict continue to place and generate controversy in Peru.

President Dina Boluarte promulgated on Wednesday a law that amnesty the military, police and members of the Self -Defense Committees prosecuted for crimes against human rights committed during the war that faced the Peruvian State and the ultra -left guerrillas of the Shining Path and the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA) between 1980 and 2000.

In a solemn act in the Government Palace of Lima in which it was accompanied by the deputies who promoted their approval and high authorities, Boluarte signed a law that, he said, does “justice” and “honor” those who fought against “terrorism.”

“Many of these men and women delivered their lives in defense of the peace that we enjoy today. Others survived, but charged for years with the weight of endless judgments, of unfair accusations, of a pain that not only reached them, but also their families,” he said.



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