Political Process, Insurgency and Memory of the Apra in Ayacucho:1930-2000

The study of the Political Process, Insurgency and Memory of the Apra in Ayacucho involves events that gave rise to a whole political culture and were constructed in memories that were subsequently transmitted from generation to generation among the militants of the Peruvian Aprista Political Party, endowed with a greater sense, they are also frameworks that give meaning to the concrete memories constructed by the apristas, things in which one or more generations feel that they have lived through great processes that have changed their destiny. On the other hand, these events of the insurgency, the persecutions and imprisonments suffered basically during the dictatorial governments are at the same time symbolic social references because they incite the new apristas to identify with it, which is why it has a symbolic tradition in the aprista culture of Ayacucho.

Autorentext

Mtro. Eliseo Moreno Galindo, ehemaliger Stipendiat der Organisation Amerikanischer Staaten, mit einem Master-Abschluss in politischer Geschichte der Universidade Federal do Pará (Brasilien). Lehrbeauftragter an der Fakultät für Sozialwissenschaften der Universidad Nacional San Cristóbal de Huamanga, Ayacucho, Peru.