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50 civilians and one policeman were killed and over 1,400 injured during protests between December 2022 and March 2023 .
Key evidence pointing to the possible criminal responsibility of President Dina Boluarte may prove vital in investigations underway.
Report details key decisions made by president as commander-in-chief of Peru ’s armed forces and police that merit prosecutors evaluating her individual criminal responsibility.
Amnesty International analyzed the chain of command and operational plans relating to the deployment of the military in Ayacucho .
Army commanders classified protestors as “hostile groups,” prompting a combative response from soldiers in the operation on 15 December 2022 which resulted in 10 deaths and dozens of people wounded.
President Dina Boluarte said their actions had been lawful in a press conference two days after the lethal operation.
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