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After 40 Years, 44 Families Recover Their Missing While Peru Is Still Looking for More than 22,000 People
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The handing over of the remains of 44 persons missing during the internal armed conflict marked a new day of humanitarian restitution in Ayacucho and re-emphasized the magnitude of a pending debt in the country: thousands of families still expect to know the whereabouts of their loved ones. The ceremony was held in the Cathedral of Ayacucho, where relatives received the coffins of the disappeared victims between 1980 and 2000. After decades of s…
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