However, the city was the scene of important political events, such as the implementation of the Constituent Assembly in the Church of San Agust n, in 1881. The city reflected consequences of the growing separation from its regional space and its increasing dependency on other more dynamic centers such as Huancayo. The 1980's was the decade of terror and death in rural areas, that compelled the compulsive migration of the peasant population and increased the city of Ayacucho s population from 70,000 inhabitants in 1981 to the 120,000 inhabitants it has today. This is because the political violence increased the emigration of the Ayacucho population from all the provinces towards Lima, Huancayo, Ica and other urban centers. At last it seems that Ayacucho has reached a period of peace.
Children are demographically the majority.
Huamanga, for them, a city with notable personality, should build a future according to its past .