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Peru Presidential Election Tightens in Poll After Deadly Attack Bloomberg 23 mins ago Maria Elena Vizcaino and Maria Cervantes (Bloomberg) -- Peru’s presidential race is coming down to the wire, according to the latest opinion poll published Friday, with leftist front-runner Pedro Castillo seeing his lead narrow to within the margin of error. In a vote simulation conducted by Datum and published in Gestion newspaper, Castillo would get 42.6% of the vote in the June 6 runoff ...

Does Shining Path still exist? Peru asks after massacre blamed on group 2 minutes read By Alvaro Mellizo Lima, May 27 (EFE).- Shining Path, the Maoist-inspired insurgency that rocked Peru in the 1980s, has been blamed for a massacre carried out two weeks before a presidential election, yet many in the Andean nation whether the group known in Spanish as Sendero Luminoso continues to exist. The only certainty about the events of the wee hours of Monday at a bar in the southern municipality of V...

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The number of attacks in the remote location region of Peru has risen to 16 in New Peru Peruvian authorities accuse the dissident faction of the Maoist rebel group Shining Path of deadly violence. Number of dead an attack Authorities said Tuesday that it had risen to 16 in a mountainous and remote region of Peru, as the country’s interim president promised that those responsible for the killings would not face “impunity”. Peruvian authorities have blamed deadly violence on a dissident fac...

A terrorist attack allegedly perpetrated by a column of the Shining Path group has left at least 18 dead in the Peruvian province of Satipo, in the Junín region, in the jungle Valley of the Apurímac, Ene and Mantaro rivers, it was reported late Monday.

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Perus Shining Path rebel group kills 16 ahead of presidential elections, says military By Jimena De la Quintana and Claudia Rebaza, CNN Updated 6:07 PM ET, Tue May 25, 2021 (CNN)Peruvian authorities say members of the Shining Path rebel group have killed 16 people, including two children, in a poverty-stricken, coca-growing region southeast of the capital, Lima. According to a statement released by Perus Armed Forces on Monday, the group carried out the killings in a region known as VRAEM (V...