Luis Cintora

1983. State of emergency in Ayacucho (Peru). The political-military command sets up its base at Los Cabitos headquarters. These barracks soon turn into a clandestine centre of detention, torture, enforced disappearance and extrajudicial execution of Shining Path suspects.

Spanish actor Pepe Viyuela embarks on a personal journey on the trail of his grandfather Gervasio, a soldier in the Republican Army during the Spanish Civil War.

The footprints of the path is a socio-political documentary feature that analyzes the footprints left in the collective memory of the Ayacucho region (Peru) after the conflict that faced and continues to confront the Marxist Shining Path movement and the Peruvian State. It is a critical, dynamic and impressive documentary that delves into the depths of the suffering of a people and that does not give the viewer respite, placing him face to face with the protagonists of the conflict. This time, it will be the viewer who must draw their own conclusions.

The altarpiece maker, Edilberto Jiménez, returns to the city of Ayacucho after the massacre of December 15, 2022, to make another altarpiece.

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ANFASEP (the Association of Relatives of the Kidnapped, Detained and Disappeared of Peru) organizes a minka in the land of La Hoyada de Ayacucho, where hundreds of civilians were extrajudicially executed and buried in clandestine graves or cremated by members of the Peruvian Army in the 1980s .

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On the night of May 13, 1988, a Shining Path column ambushed a Peruvian military convoy in the Cayara district of Ayacucho, killing four soldiers and wounding 15 others. In response to the attack, in the following days, military patrols tortured, executed, and disappeared around thirty people in Cayara. Now, every May 13, the people of Cayara commemorate the tragic events with a private vigil where they strengthen their community ties.