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Can it be broken up into sub-articles, perhaps by country or some other category? --Elonka 23:23, 13 May 2025 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Ihaasa (talk • contribs) [reply]

I came across a couple of sources and documents published in recent years that indicate that Peru was an active player in Operation Condor, specifically becoming an active member in 1978 as indicated by two documents published by the US Department of State and CIA.

• Declassified CIA report from 1978 notes that "Peru and Ecuador recently became members of Operation Condor," which was published near the mid of the Morales-Bermúdez presidency in Peru.
• Another document from the US Department of State reads "there seems to be little doubt that the Peruvian army, acting in concert with its Argentine counterpart, resorted to the kinds of illegal repressive measures more familiar in the Southern Cone"
• In more recent years, an Italian court convicted former Peruvian President Francisco Morales Bermudez for cooperating in Operation Condor.
• The New York Times drew a connection in Peru's involvement in Operation Condor

Other academic takes on Peru's extent of involvement in Operation Condor:

• Operation Condor on Trial
• National Security Archive Operation Condor (has some primary source declassified documents on Peru's involvement in Operation Condor)
• A couple other publications don't hesitate to include Peru in Operation Condor

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