From: sgastete@stein.u.washington.edu (Sabina Astete)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.latin-america
Subject: Re: estupideses sobre sendero
Date: 11 Jan 1993 08:33:01 GMT
Organization: University of Washington
Distribution: world
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Aqui estan las referencias a mi mensaje #12285 enviado el 8 de Enero.  Las
frases entre corchetes son mias.
Sabina
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1)
Proprietary to the United Press International 1993
January  5, 1993, Tuesday, BC cycle

SECTION: International
HEADLINE: Peruvian general who sentenced Guzman seeks asylum from jail
BYLINE: BY HUBERT CAM
DATELINE: LIMA,  Peru

   One of the generals who sentenced Shining Path founder Abimael 
Guzman to life imprisonment sought asylum Tuesday to escape his own 
jailing for criticizing the armed forces.

    Retired Gen. Alberto Arciniega, a member of the Supreme Council of 
Military Justice that sentenced Guzman in October, slipped into the 
Argentine Embassy and requested political asylum after a news conference 
with foreign reporters.

    The request came as the Lima government made public an order signed 
by the defense minister, Gen. Victor Malca, to bring charges against 
Arciniega for criticizing the army and his commander, Retired Gen. Nicolas 
de Bari Hermoza, in comments to the media.

    The resolution also recommended trying Retired Gen. Luis Cisneros 
Vizquerra for telling an interviewer there was ''a divorce between the top 
hierarchy and the rest'' of the army. Cisneros also said army Cmdr. 
Hermoza Rios ''has lost respect, lost leadership'' by supporting President 
Alberto Fujimori.

    Both generals are accused of insulting the nation, the symbols of the 
nation, the armed forces and their commander in chief, charges that carry 
prison terms in  Peru.

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    Jaime Salinas Lopez Torres, son of coup leader Gen. Jaime Salinas Sedo, 
was granted asylum in Argentina. Businessman Raul Polack Merel and 
Retired Vice Adm. Augusto Vargas Prada were granted asylum in Chile. 
Political leader Alberto Borea Odria and businessman Julio Vera Gutierrez 
successful sought asylum in Costa Rica.

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2)
Copyright 1992 Newspaper Publishing PLC
The Independent
December  17, 1992, Thursday

SECTION: INTERNATIONAL NEWS PAGE; Page 12
HEADLINE: Out of Peru: Curtains for terrorists in car-bomb city
BYLINE: By COLIN HARDING

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    An odd side-effect of this climate of fear is that opinion polls have 
become even more unreliable than usual. The problem is, as a polling 
company executive explained, most people are reluctant to open their 
doors at all these days, particularly not to strangers who proceed to ask 
them about their political opinions. So the pollsters, who are paid per 
completed form, are often reduced to using their imagination to fill in the 
questionnaires themselves. This has led to such bizarre results that polling 
firms have had to employ checkers to make sure that respondents really 
had provided the answers themselves.

3)
Caretas
Diciembre 10, 1992
Lima, Peru

Paginas 30-31
Encabezamiento:  Tortas y tortazos
Escribe Fernando Tuesta Soldevilla

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[Cuadro]

ELECCIONES CONGRESO CONSTITUYENTE DEMOCRATICO(*)

Blancos, nulos y ausentes			45%
Nueva Mayoria [Partido de Fujimori] 		28%
Varios:						24%
	PPC				5%
	FIM				4%
	Renovacio'n			4%
	Coord. Dem.			3%
	MDI				3%
	FNTC				2%
	Frepap				1%
	Sode				1%
	MIA				1%
Otros						 3%

(*) Cifras redondeadas

Del universo de electores inscritos en el JNE (11'343,209) el 45% 
(5'124,315) voto' en blanco, nulo o se abstuvo, es decir el porcentaje m'as 
alto de nuestra historia o la real mayori'a ine'dita.  Porcentualmente a la 
Nueva M. le corresponderi'a el 28% (3'073,717) mientras que los partidos 
que lograron representacion en el CCD obtuvieron, en conjunto, el 24%.  Los 
otros partidos que quedaron fuera de carrera consiguieron apenas el 3%.


4)

Programa de Television: Primera Plana
Fecha: Ultima Quincena de Setiembre 1992.

El operativo militar de rastrillaje se llevo a cabo en los pueblos jovenes 
[slums] del Cono Sur: Alejandro, San Camilo y San Jose' situados en el
Kilometro 27 de la Panamericana Sur al Sur de Lima.