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The number of victims of the massacre in Peru attributed to the Shining Path rises to 16

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Lima, May 25 (EFE) (CAMERA: Mikhail Huacan).- The number of victims of the massacre that occurred Monday in Peru in the middle of the electoral campaign has risen to 16, while Armed Forces connect the attack to the narco-terrorist remnants of the Shining Path.

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