IS THE CIVILIAN POPULATION CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO FIRES?
The current situation in Perú is that of Civil War. On one side are the capitalist and landlord classes and the well equipped armed forces supported by the imperialist powers, mainly Yankee. On the other side are the workers and peasants’ masses, allied to the petty bourgeoisie and sectors of the national bourgeoisie led by the organized vanguard of the proletariat: the Communist Party of Perú (PCP). The propaganda about “civilians caught between two fires” tries to conceal the mass support the People’s War has, since the conditions of exploitation, repression, corruption and misery worsened with the liberal economic policy (privatization, unemployment, etc.) imposed by the landlord-bureaucratic capitalist dictatorship. It is shown that the terrorist Fujimori regime uses its armed forces to repress, imprison and murder the people, causing more than 30,000 victims so far. It is precisely for those reasons that ample sectors of the population-with their humble work, their few crumbs, and
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