Tue. December 02, 2008
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Forbes
December 2, 2008
You'd think that by now--after Lockerbie, after 9/11, after the
Shining Path in
Peru, the
FARC in Columbia and a host of outrages going back to the ...
Kansas City Star
November 30, 2008
Some twenty years ago a friend of mine, a journalist, went to
Peru to write a story on Sendero Luminoso, the
Shining Path. My friend, sometime later, ...
Latin American Herald Tribune
November 29, 2008
Sources close to the investigation told La Republica newspaper that Wednesday's ambush appeared to be an act of revenge by remnants of the Shining Path ...
Washington Post
November 27, 2008
In the most recent clash, at least four policemen were killed on Wednesday when 40 suspected members of
Peru's
Shining Path guerrilla group ambushed a ...
The Age
November 23, 2008
Many living in Cerro Candela had escaped the violence of the Maoist Shining Path terrorist group and the nuns have built a sense of community. ...
Xinhua
November 20, 2008
Authorities' main concern is about the Shining Path, a rebel group which has been blamed for several ambushes against security forces since last month. ...
ABS CBN News
November 20, 2008
A few members of the Shining Path rebel group last weekend shot dead three police officers and injured another one in the southeast of the country. ...
Mount Shasta Herald
November 19, 2008
Jimenez's work often deals with the horrors of the civil war in his country between the
Shining Path and the
Peruvian government. ...
Latin American Herald Tribune
November 19, 2008
The chopper was headed to the southeastern zone of Vizcatan, scene of Tuesday's attack by suspected Shining Path guerrillas, when the shooting occurred. ...
Radio New Zealand
November 18, 2008
There are concerns the left-wing
Shining Path group could attack in Lima, where 21 heads of state - including
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key - are to ...
Los Angeles Times
November 18, 2008
The arrest of Edwin Valladolid, 31, comes as suspected holdouts of the Maoist Shining Path rebel group, which led a bloody rebellion until its leaders were ...
Earthtimes (press release)
November 18, 2008
Lima - The extreme-left Peruvian armed group Sendero Luminoso (
Shining Path) was preparing attacks during this week's meeting of the
Asia-Pacific Economic ...
Living in Peru
November 17, 2008
The attack, suspected of being carried out by Maoist Shining Path members, took place around 360 miles southeast of Lima. Attackers ambushed a police car ...
Open Democracy
November 17, 2008
Notable
ETA military chief arrested in
France, while the
Shining Path resurface in
Peru. And much more in today's update.
Sri Lanka's military seized the ...
TVNZ
November 17, 2008
The arrest comes as suspected holdouts of the Maoist Shining Path rebel group, which led a bloody rebellion until its leaders were captured in the 1990s, ...
Reuters AlertNet
November 16, 2008
Peruvian authorities say remnants of the Maoist
Shining Path rebel group are active in the Ayacucho region, about 360 miles (580 km) southeast of Lima, ...
International Herald Tribune
November 16, 2008
AP LIMA,
Peru: Suspected
Shining Path rebels ambushed a police patrol in a drug-smuggling zone in southern Peru on Sunday, killing three police officers ...
Latin American Herald Tribune
November 16, 2008
Police spokesmen told Efe that they had not yet been able to determine who carried out the attack, but remnants of the Shining Path guerrilla group, ...
Radio Netherlands
November 16, 2008
Last month 15 police officers and
soldiers as well as two civilians were killed in
Shining Path attacks. Next weekend an economic summit of
Asia-Pacific ...
Washington Post
November 16, 2008
The Shining Path, which terrorized the country in García's first term from 1985 to 1990, recently launched a series of attacks. And his approval ratings had ...
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
November 16, 2008
By Joshua Partlow, The
Washington Post PUKATORO,
Peru -- After years in relative obscurity, the
Shining Path, one of Latin America's most notorious ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 15, 2008
He told me that at a screening in
Argentina, he met some exiled members of
Shining Path, who offered him a few pointers. Here's mine: Keep making cool ...
Inter Press Service
November 14, 2008
... including a large number of civilians, in the 20-year armed conflict in
Peru, which pitted the Sendero Luminoso (
Shining Path) Maoist guerrillas and the ...
Petroleumworld.com
November 13, 2008
We know why Bush remains silent as the
Shining Path (Sendero Luminoso) resurfaces in
Peru, this time around in partnership with the Peruvian
drug cartels. ...
China Post
November 13, 2008
The measure gives the
army control of Ayacucho, Cuzco and Junin regions where most of
Peru's cocaine trade originates and the remnants of the
Shining Path ...
All About Jazz
November 12, 2008
... The New Volcanoes, following in the footsteps of The
music According to Lafayette Gilchrist (Hyena, 2004), and Towards The
Shining Path (Hyena, 2005). ...
SmartBrief
November 12, 2008
A fresh offensive by the president of
Peru to destroy the remnants of the
Shining Path guerrilla
organization -- coupled with soaring profits from the ...
Washington Post
November 12, 2008
By Joshua Partlow PUKATORO,
Peru -- After years in relative obscurity, the
Shining Path, one of Latin America's most notorious guerrilla groups, ...
Counterterrorism Blog
November 12, 2008
The
Shining Path, which has its bases in two coca-producing regions of central
Peru, is now heavily involved in drug trafficking and is paying for new ...
Washington Post
November 11, 2008
The purpose of this excursion was to explore the territory of the Shining Path, the communist rebel group whose guerrillas have resumed fighting the ...
Southtown Star
November 11, 2008
Back in front of Tiger's house on Tarata Avenue a van with a couple members of the terrorist group Sendero Luminoso, or Shining Path, were stuck in traffic ...
Schenectady Gazette
November 10, 2008
And Bert (my dog) and I could lie on the bed and pretend we were walking on that Shining Path right straight out to wherever it led and maybe just maybe ...
EcoWorldly
November 9, 2008
... his first administration, when Garcia's ambitious moves wrecked the economy and helped spurn the growth of the violent Shining Path terrorist movement. ...
eTaiwan News
November 8, 2008
1992 -
Shining Path rebels detonate two bombs in Lima,
Peru, wounding 10 people. 1993 - Gunmen in
Lebanon kill a senior aide of Palestinian leader Yasser ...
The Australian
November 8, 2008
Last month the country experienced its first serious attack in about a decade by the Maoist-inspired guerilla group Shining Path, in which 16 people, ...
MorungExpress
November 4, 2008
2004 - Abimael Guzman, the founder of
Peru's Maoist
Shining Path Insurgency, goes on trial in a civilian court after his life sentence by a secret military ...
Middle East Times
November 4, 2008
CrisisWatch also listed the
suicide bombings in
Somalia's semi-autonomous Somaliland region and the city of Bossaso, violence by the rebel
Shining Path ...
Mexidata.info
November 3, 2008
By 15 October, a number of alleged
Shining Path attacks left 17 people dead, 15 of them
soldiers. Analysts in
Peru believe these attacks may be related to ...
International Crisis Group
November 1, 2008
In
Peru, the rebel
Shining Path movement launched its deadliest attacks in almost a decade, killing 14
soldiers and 4 civilians. October also saw further ...
PeaceReporter
October 30, 2008
Two
soldiers of the Peruvian
army are dead following an attack carried out by members of Sendero Luminoso in the region of Vizcatan. ...
