Well, looks like it is time again to bash against gonzaloites, what a great way to spend time
>>673670Except peruvians do hate SP, it is not a fond memory for anyone involved (except of course the victors generals and politicians).
The apollogy laws are a meme, the only ones afected are minuscules groups of the last gonzaloides like Movadef, who could be said that they were meme'd to death (and still are) by triying to fly so close to the sun of being proAbimael while not falling for that law.
Oh, I'm sorry Movadef is Opportunistic, bad and [insert text of norwegian book club]
Those laws should be abolished, because stupidity as bad as the rehabilitation of Abimael is simple to fight off.
>>684324>Still screeches Bad source! Bad source!>>684120>if you ban people from supporting the opposition, your poll numbers will go upHow does that even works? Do you read what you type?
The situation exposed is as clear as water "Hello mr. do you like that the president dissolved congress? Yes, I do"
Why this did happened? Fragmentation and a congress without a Fujimori mayority, early political scandals and a negative by congress for going all the gas in the antiterrorist laws (for the expected legalization of HR violations, as expected). Congress wasn't very loved.
Fujimori just went "executive power goes brrrr" and those who wanted an iron fist supported him, the mayority as polls showed lmao
Just putting history isn't simping for the Rat mononeuronal retard
>Gonzalo was (lmao) a friend of Montesinos bc they were in the same prisonVery clever Mr. Gonzaloid, negating the phase of the "peace agreements" the meetings between the two and the cordiality they managed.
Kek, in that prison ended up the leader of the MRTA and Feliciano and they didn't ended up being friends of the Fujimoris spymaster
HAHAHAHA
2016Gonzaloids (handshake emote) Fujimorists
Yeah, Guzman wasn't killed to not make him a martyr to gonzaloids (in Fujimori's era) and later to show Peru's compromise with human rights and all that stuff (after the megatrial of '07)
>Why were they accused of being FEDs in the leftist Military dictatorshipFor being fucking ultras
I can write a whole essay about the good the bad and how Velasco fucked up sometimes, but the accusations ends up just being
They (all ALL maoist groups, well Mao Zedong though groups) were ultras and called the goverment "a fascist corporativist state".
That sipped down to the book about how SP could be connected to the CIA in the 80s (that was posted in various threads) and Bejar's point of view. Both of them are wrong, SP was just for itself and as we all know their activities and failure destroyed the left as a whole (mixed with the implosion of the USSR), the political parties landscape in general and the country in a mental, economical and social sense, and the acceleration ended up in the Fujimoris neoliberal dictatorship.
And to end
<How did Montesinos the Rat lost his tail in the 70's?Velasco, or well, the armed forces found out by the investigations of counterintelligence that Montesinos was a rat and expelled him from the army and he ran away to Argentina.
Your framing is idiotic Mr. gonzaloid as your thinking is
>El 5 de septiembre de 1975 él arribó a Washington. En los EEUU visitaría los edificios de la CIA, el Pentágono, el Consejo de Seguridad Nacional y el Departamento de Estado, donde conversaría con Luigi Einaudi, actual número dos de la OEA. En los EEUU se le consideraba como el 'joven oficial militar más teóricamente sofisticado en la doctrina de seguridad nacional' y con 'considerables potenciales de liderazgo'. > A su regreso él fue echado de las FFAA y encarcelado por haber abandonado su puesto, viajar inautorizadamente, falsificar su pasaporte y vender secretos de estado. Al año salió de la carcel para ir viajando entre diversos países de la región hasta que en 1983, cuando resurgió el cargo de traición a la patria, huyó a Argentina. En esos años él se graduó de abogado y se convirtió en algo mas que defensor legal de narcos. https://www.verdadyreconciliacionperu.com/admin/files/articulos/1056_digitalizacion.pdf