Shining Path, the most bloodthirsty terrorist group in our country, has launched an international campaign to question the legal processes faced by its main leaders.

The strategy includes the participation of controversial foreign characters, who have even managed to visit the subversive leaders who have been under house arrest in Lima since last April.

According to a document, on August 8th, Osmán Morote Barrionuevo, considered the number 2 of the Shining Path, was visited by Jacques Gaillot, a French bishop who was released from office in 1995 for issuing controversial opinions on political and religious issues. The so-called "Red Bishop" visited Morote in this building in Chaclacayo.

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Just a few days ago, via social networks, Gaillot spoke about the preventive detention of nine months that the Judicial power He arranged for two university students. The young people placed a banner to support Movadef on the public road, regarded as a façade group of the Shining Path.

Gaillot was not the only foreigner who managed to contact Shining Path leaders. Margot Liendo, member of the leadership of the terrorist group, was visited by Gabriela Jiménez Rodríguez and Irene Ortiz Pacheco, two lawyers of Mexican nationality

The last July 28, both went to this building in the district of Santa Anita, where Margot Liendo is under house arrest.

Last July 31, Margot Liendo was also visited by the Chilean citizen Valentina Figueroa, who participated in support meetings for Movadef in her country.

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For the Dincote, the Shining Path strategy is clear: to get support abroad to question the judicial processes with which its leaders are confronted, with the help of these controversial characters.

Despite the defeat suffered, the subversive leadership that tried to destroy Peru on the issue of blood and fire retains the hope of maintaining power intact. This was revealed by Osman Morote himself in 2014, when he was intervened by the police in his cell.

Today Osmán Morote and Margot Liendo are faced with two legal procedures. For the attack that caused the death of 40 people in 1992 in the street Tarata de Miraflores, and for the largest massacre carried out by the hikers in Ayacucho in 1984: the death of 104 farmers from the community of Soras.

Cruel episodes where both walkers could return to prison.