El auge huelguístico minero en la sierra central y la masacre de Cobriza

This study depicts the contexts that led to the massacre of November 1971, during which a miners' strike organized at the Cobriza union of the Cerro de Pasco Corporation was suppressed through a militarized police assault. Thus, seeking to understand the various conflictive factors that permitted the bloody repression of one of the most politically radicalized sectors of workers, under a military government that implemented significant social reforms.