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Ministro de Defensa peruano: "Sería positivo tener unas Fuerzas Armadas conjuntas con Chile"
Rafael Rey se sumó a la propuesta del Presidente de ese país, Alan García, y destacó los gestos de acercamiento que han tenido ambos países.
19/05/2010 -
Rafael Rey El ministro de Defensa de Perú, Rafael Rey, se manifestó hoy a favor de la idea de conformar una "fuerza multinacional" conjunta, para defender los intereses de los países latinoamericanos en caso de alguna agresión externa. La propuesta fue planteada por el Presidente peruano, Alan García, ayer en Madrid, donde se encuentra participando de la Cumbre entre la Unión Europea y América Latina y el Caribe.
Al respecto, el ministro Rey afirmó hoy, en declaraciones a la cadena radial CPN de Perú, que "sería positivo alcanzar la meta de tener unas Fuerzas Armadas conjuntas con una nación vecina como Chile", y agregó que "esto es la continuación de la iniciativa del Presidente García, que ha hecho ver la preocupación por el armamentismo, y dice que también en la región deberíamos preocuparnos por constituir una fuerza de paz conjunta".
"Como peruanos, como hombres de paz, si llegamos a esa meta, sería estupendo, se reduciría a cero la posibilidad de cualquier conflicto", añadió Rey, quien puso como ejemplo a la Organización del Tratado del Atlantico Norte (OTAN), recordando que es una fuerza militar conjunta entre varios países que en su momento estuvieron enfrentados.
Además, destacó los gestos de acercamiento entre ambas naciones, y anunció que visitará Chile en respuesta a la invitación que le hiciera el ministro de Defensa chileno, Jaime Ravinet. "En líneas generales encuentro una magnífica disposición de ambos gobiernos de entendernos, al margen de nuestras diferencias. Esa es la principal ventaja de nuestra relación con el actual gobierno de Chile. Esto traerá cosas positivas para ambos países", sostuvo Rey.
Panzerschreck escribió:Aparte del desequilibrio, hay otro factor mas importante aún; la Confianza. ¿Existe la suficiente confianza para que militares de Perú y Chile puedan operar juntos, sin conflictos e incidentes? Baste recordar hecho recientes (declaraciones destempladas de un general peruano, acusaciones de espionaje y de armamentismo, etc).
Saludos,
Military Planning Major Attack on Guerrillas
By Ángel Páez
LIMA, May 19, 2010 (IPS) - Peru's armed forces are gearing up for an unprecedented offensive against a surviving faction of the Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path) Maoist guerrilla organisation, which began an armed struggle to seize power in the country 30 years ago.
The new counterinsurgency strategy has been designed by a group of Israeli military advisers, led by Israel Ziv, a retired Israel defence forces brigadier general and the founder of Global CST, a private security firm based in Petah Tikva, Israel, which also provides consultancy services to the armed forces of Colombia.
"Elite military teams have been trained, the intelligence and communication system has been upgraded, night vision equipment has been purchased, and it has been decided to buy new Mi-17 transport helicopters and Mi-25 gunship helicopters," Peruvian joint command sources told IPS.
"This means the war is definitely entering a new phase," the sources said.
The remnant of Sendero operates in the valley of the Apurimac and Ene rivers, known as the VRAE region -- an area of rough terrain in the south of the country comprising mountains with altitudes up to 3,500 metres above sea level and dense tropical jungles.
The leader of the Senderista group in the VRAE region is Víctor Quispe, who was born in Chuschi, a town in the southern Peruvian region of Ayacucho.
And it was in fact in Chuschi where Sendero Luminoso launched their armed struggle three decades ago.
According to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that investigated the 1980-2000 armed conflict, 69,000 people were killed, most of them small farmers murdered by the Senderistas in reprisal for not joining their side of the conflict.
In the Huallaga river valley located in the jungle regions of Huánuco and San Martín where large amounts of coca are grown, there is another, larger, Senderista group. But the authorities regard it as basically a drug trafficking organisation, so the task of dismantling it has been entrusted to the police.
Quispe is the son of one of the founders of Sendero Luminoso, and part of his early education was in schools run by the guerrillas.
He was preceded as commander of the Senderistas in the VRAE region by Óscar Ramírez, the head of the group's central regional committee based in Ayacucho, who took over the guerrilla leadership after Abimael Guzmán, the original commander of Sendero Luminoso, was captured in 1992, along with most of the members of the Central Committee.
Guzmán is serving a life sentence, and Ramírez was arrested in1999.
Peruvian journalist Gustavo Gorriti, who covered the civil war and is the author of a key book about the guerrilla organisation, "Sendero: Historia de la guerra milenaria en el Peru" (The Shining Path: A History of the Millenarian War in Peru), published in 1999, said that although Quispe says he is continuing the armed struggle started by Guzmán, his methods are different, and he is no longer attacking the civilian population.
Asked whether, in these circumstances, Sendero Luminoso is a present danger, Gorriti said "tactically and regionally, yes. It has better weapons, more firepower, better food supplies and logistics, and detailed knowledge of the VRAE region because it has been there for many years.
"But strategically and politically, no, because it has confined itself to the VRAE area, where it has settled down comfortably with the support of the local people and money from various quarters, including drug trafficking. From the political point of view, its influence is very weak," he said.
Coca growers and others involved in the cocaine production chain make up Sendero's main support base in the VRAE region.
According to the latest census in 2007, the region of Ayacucho has the third largest population with incomes below the poverty line (over 427,000 people) and the second largest number living in extreme poverty (229,000 people).
On Sept. 2, 2009, Quispe's guerrilla group shot down a Mi-17 helicopter, killing three soldiers, near Sinaycocha, the northern gateway to the VRAE region. That was when the armed forces joint command reviewed its strategy, with advice from Global CST's Ziv.
What are the military's chances of completely disbanding Sendero Luminoso? "The main enemy is drug trafficking," retired general Roberto Chiabra, former defence minister in the government of president Alejandro Toledo (2001-2006) and former army chief (2005), told IPS.
"Sendero Luminoso no longer kills local people and authorities because they are all living off the drug trade. If the problem were simply Sendero Luminoso, the solution would be purely military. But that's not the case," he said.
Above and beyond the joint command's counterinsurgency results in the VRAE region, the impact of Sendero on the country's history is still under analysis in Peru.
Sociologist Raúl González, an expert on the guerrilla organisation, said that Sendero has prompted substantial changes in Peruvian politics.
"It is not an exaggeration to say that Sendero changed the direction in which Peru was heading. Its advent had a negative impact not only on the economy, but also in political and social terms. It accelerated a crisis in the political parties and the trade unions, and it also held back the development of the left," said González.
"At the same time, it fuelled the advancement and growth of the most conservative and authoritarian sectors of Peruvian society," he said.
In his view, "the emergence of Sendero explains why political outsiders and independent candidates are winning elections, as well as why the political parties are weak and discredited. And in turn, these two factors explain why unscrupulous and corrupt persons have made so much headway in this country." (END)
Iris escribió:El Ejército peruano emprende la modificación de AMX-13/105
El Ejército del Peru, via el Proyecto Alacrán del Servicio de Material de Guerra (SMGE), emprenderá en breve la modificación de 24 carros de combate AMX-13/105, a fin de que puedan portar el misil antitanque 9M113 Kornet-E (AT-14 Spriggan).
Los trabajos -que precisarán de ocho a doce meses- contemplan una completa revisión de la carcasa blindada, de los faldones de protección y compartimentos, sistemas eléctrico, hidráulico y de rodamiento, así como la revisión del motor Deutz F8L-413F de 240 HP ,a fin de que recupere sus prestaciones originales.
Además, se removerá por completo la torreta FL-12, que alberga el cañón Giat CN105-57 de 105 mm-/l44, el sistema de recarga automático y la ametralladora coaxial FN MAG de 7,62 x 51 mm.
En una nueva torreta, diseñada por el SMGE, se instalará un montaje para dos misiles antitanque 9M113 Kornet-E y otro para los órganos de puntería y guiado: mira 1P45M-1 -para seguimiento del blanco, tiro y mantenimiento de la marca de puntería - y el visor térmico 1PN79-1, que permite visualizar y atacar blancos, tanto de día como de noche, bajo cualquier condición meteorológica.
La autodefensa del AMX-13 Alacrán correrá por cuenta de una ametralladora Browning M-2 HB de 12.7 mm. - ubicada en un afuste a la izquierda - dotada con 500 cartuchos.
En el interior de la torreta, se instalarán, entre otros, una caja de mando electrónica para la selección y alimentación de los misiles, un pañol (con capacidad para cuatro misiles de reserva), sistema de aire acondicionado y otro de iluminación (de luz blanca para visión normal y verde para el empleo táctico en combate).
El Proyecto Alacrán no está exento de controversia, pues ha trascendido que la instalación de los Kornet-E y de sus componentes en los AMX-13 no cuenta con la certificacion de KBP Instrument Design Bureau (Tula) y estaría violando una de las clausulas del contrato firmado entre el Ejercito del Perú y Rosoboronexport en noviembre de 2008, que estipula que no se asumirá la responsabilidad por la calidad del material si el Ejército realiza cualquier tipo de modificaciones o trabajos de cualquier clase no previstos en la documentación técnica .
.- Saludos.
Defensa.com
Angreifer escribió:Military Planning Major Attack on Guerrillas
By Ángel Páez
LIMA, May 19, 2010 (IPS) - Peru's armed forces are gearing up for an unprecedented offensive against a surviving faction of the Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path) Maoist guerrilla organisation, which began an armed struggle to seize power in the country 30 years ago.
The new counterinsurgency strategy has been designed by a group of Israeli military advisers, led by Israel Ziv, a retired Israel defence forces brigadier general and the founder of Global CST, a private security firm based in Petah Tikva, Israel, which also provides consultancy services to the armed forces of Colombia.
"Elite military teams have been trained, the intelligence and communication system has been upgraded, night vision equipment has been purchased, and it has been decided to buy new Mi-17 transport helicopters and Mi-25 gunship helicopters," Peruvian joint command sources told IPS.
"This means the war is definitely entering a new phase," the sources said.
The remnant of Sendero operates in the valley of the Apurimac and Ene rivers, known as the VRAE region -- an area of rough terrain in the south of the country comprising mountains with altitudes up to 3,500 metres above sea level and dense tropical jungles.
The leader of the Senderista group in the VRAE region is Víctor Quispe, who was born in Chuschi, a town in the southern Peruvian region of Ayacucho.
And it was in fact in Chuschi where Sendero Luminoso launched their armed struggle three decades ago.
According to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission that investigated the 1980-2000 armed conflict, 69,000 people were killed, most of them small farmers murdered by the Senderistas in reprisal for not joining their side of the conflict.
In the Huallaga river valley located in the jungle regions of Huánuco and San Martín where large amounts of coca are grown, there is another, larger, Senderista group. But the authorities regard it as basically a drug trafficking organisation, so the task of dismantling it has been entrusted to the police.
Quispe is the son of one of the founders of Sendero Luminoso, and part of his early education was in schools run by the guerrillas.
He was preceded as commander of the Senderistas in the VRAE region by Óscar Ramírez, the head of the group's central regional committee based in Ayacucho, who took over the guerrilla leadership after Abimael Guzmán, the original commander of Sendero Luminoso, was captured in 1992, along with most of the members of the Central Committee.
Guzmán is serving a life sentence, and Ramírez was arrested in1999.
Peruvian journalist Gustavo Gorriti, who covered the civil war and is the author of a key book about the guerrilla organisation, "Sendero: Historia de la guerra milenaria en el Peru" (The Shining Path: A History of the Millenarian War in Peru), published in 1999, said that although Quispe says he is continuing the armed struggle started by Guzmán, his methods are different, and he is no longer attacking the civilian population.
Asked whether, in these circumstances, Sendero Luminoso is a present danger, Gorriti said "tactically and regionally, yes. It has better weapons, more firepower, better food supplies and logistics, and detailed knowledge of the VRAE region because it has been there for many years.
"But strategically and politically, no, because it has confined itself to the VRAE area, where it has settled down comfortably with the support of the local people and money from various quarters, including drug trafficking. From the political point of view, its influence is very weak," he said.
Coca growers and others involved in the cocaine production chain make up Sendero's main support base in the VRAE region.
According to the latest census in 2007, the region of Ayacucho has the third largest population with incomes below the poverty line (over 427,000 people) and the second largest number living in extreme poverty (229,000 people).
On Sept. 2, 2009, Quispe's guerrilla group shot down a Mi-17 helicopter, killing three soldiers, near Sinaycocha, the northern gateway to the VRAE region. That was when the armed forces joint command reviewed its strategy, with advice from Global CST's Ziv.
What are the military's chances of completely disbanding Sendero Luminoso? "The main enemy is drug trafficking," retired general Roberto Chiabra, former defence minister in the government of president Alejandro Toledo (2001-2006) and former army chief (2005), told IPS.
"Sendero Luminoso no longer kills local people and authorities because they are all living off the drug trade. If the problem were simply Sendero Luminoso, the solution would be purely military. But that's not the case," he said.
Above and beyond the joint command's counterinsurgency results in the VRAE region, the impact of Sendero on the country's history is still under analysis in Peru.
Sociologist Raúl González, an expert on the guerrilla organisation, said that Sendero has prompted substantial changes in Peruvian politics.
"It is not an exaggeration to say that Sendero changed the direction in which Peru was heading. Its advent had a negative impact not only on the economy, but also in political and social terms. It accelerated a crisis in the political parties and the trade unions, and it also held back the development of the left," said González.
"At the same time, it fuelled the advancement and growth of the most conservative and authoritarian sectors of Peruvian society," he said.
In his view, "the emergence of Sendero explains why political outsiders and independent candidates are winning elections, as well as why the political parties are weak and discredited. And in turn, these two factors explain why unscrupulous and corrupt persons have made so much headway in this country." (END)
http://www.ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=51493
Dos senderistas muertos en enfrentamiento con policías en Aucayacu
En las próximas horas confirmarían la muerte de otros dos terroristas más. Los criminales, alias “Walter” y “Rubén”, de las huestes de “Artemio”, son las dos muertes confirmadas
Esta mañana, se confirmó la muerte de dos senderistas, tras un enfrentamiento con cerca de treinta policías, en la zona de Riofrío, Huánuco, a cinco minutos de Aucayacu.
El contingente policial acudió al lugar tras la llamada de un hombre que denunció a la comisaría un supuesto asalto en el lugar, pasadas las 8 p.m. Al llegar al lugar, comenzó el tiroteo. Los senderistas habían reunido en esta zona a varios pobladores, a quienes adoctrinaban.
Los senderistas conocidos como “Walter” y “Rubén” murieron por fuego policial, aunque en las próximas horas se confirmaría la muerte de otros dos terroristas. Dos personas fueron detenidas.
http://elcomercio.pe/noticia/481955/dos-senderistas-muertos-enfrentamiento-policias-aucayacu
EN OPERATIVO CON FUERZAS COMBINADAS
(c) José, herido en un enfrentamiento
AYACUCHO | El líder de Sendero Luminoso (SL) que opera en el Valle de los ríos Apurímac y Ene (VRAE), Víctor Quispe Palomino (c) José, habría sido herido en un enfrentamiento con las Fuerzas Combinadas que ayer ingresaron al caserío Alto Chichireni en el distrito de San Martín de Pangoa, provincia de Satipo en la región Junín.
Los pobladores de la zona afirmaron que el mando senderista fue reconocido por la mutilación de uno de los dedos que tiene en la mano, y aseguran que sangraba cuando solicitó ayuda para curar su heridas. Fuentes reservadas de las FFAA informaron que esta semana realizan varios operativos e incursiones en varios puntos de la selva del VRAE con el fin de cercar y capturar a los delincuentes terroristas.
ENTREVISTA. De otro lado, ayer, los corresponsales peruanos de la Cadena Internacional de Noticias Al Jazeera, Fernando Lucena y el camarógrafo Carlos López La Madrid, pasaron por Huanta Ayacucho, y se supo que fueron comisionados para lograr una entrevista con el mando militar de la Compañía Sur de SL, Orlando Borda Casafranca (c) Alipio, el mismo que tiene a cargo dos columnas armadas de subversivos compuestas por 60 hombres.
http://www.correoperu.com.pe/correo/nota.php?txtEdi_id=29&txtSecci_id=88&txtSecci_parent=&txtNota_id=356205
aston2 escribió:Ahora atribuirle a los terroristas de sendero luminoso, como quienes han contribuido al cambio politico en el Perú y el consecuente aprovechamiento de los partidos independientes para el protagonismo en el poder, es absurdo, por decir lo menos insignificantemente cierto, la crisis económica peruana y el arrastre que llevó deteriorando todos los factores de educación, moral, politico y tantos más, si recordamos bien y lo hemos vivido, fuente del discurso terrorista, que trataba de reinvindicar y sacar provecho de años de crisis, ellos atribuian la responsabilidad al sistema capitalista, como explotador, racista y manipulador, argumentos que se han asentado en paises hermanos que ya conocemos, y que gracias a Dios no prospero en nuestro pais por la valentia de un ex presidente (que no se malinterprete mi opinion) que ahora esta recluido en una base militar, y de algunos militares que lograron minimizar este cancer que estuvo muy cerca de asaltar el gobierno del Perú.
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