E/CN.4/1992/17 page 61 the offence of terrorism. She was driven to Abancay, a distance of 2,137 kms, over 52 days. During the entire trip she was allegedly given insufficient food and clothing. At Technical Police headquarters in Cuzco, one of the places where the person bearing the same name had a criminal record, police officers allegedly punched and kicked her and threw her to the ground in order to make her confess. Since then Miss Carasco López has been suffering intermittent pain in the base of her skull and in her back, for which she is undergoing medical examinations; (d) Bernabé Baldeón García, Jesús Baldeón Zapata and Santos Baldeón Palacios. On 25 September 19905 in Puccapaccora, province of Vilcashuamán, Ayacucho, soldiers from the Accomarca barracks allegedly forced the villagers to hand over their possessions and then ordered the above-mentioned three individuals to accompany them. They were taken to Pacchahuallhua, district of Independencia, where they were tortured. Mr. Baldeón García and seven other persons allegedly died after being tortured. The following persons were also said to have been tortured and then released: Fernando Baldeón, mayor of Pacchuallhua, Feliciano Urquizo, Francisco Carhuaz, Juan Urquizo Flores, Marciano Urquizo, Apolinario Gómez, Apolinario Díaz and Benigno Urquizo; (e) César Sakamoto Sánchez, arrested on 1 November 1990 by members of the armed forces at the airport in Tarapoto, San Martin and taken to the Mariscal Caceres de Morales Military Barracks. Mr. Sakamoto Sánchez was allegedly subjected to severe torture, including blows to the spinal column. 177. On 4 November 1991 the Government provided the following information on some of these cases: (a) Intusca Fernandez, Fidel. His kidnapping was attributed to Army personnel, but was actually carried out by members of the San Juan de Lucanas mine in order to cover up their part in the theft of 59 explosives, which was attributed to subversive criminals; (b) Lozano Panduro, Ramón. No background information is available concerning the arrest of this citizen. The only person whose name appears in the Ministry of Defence localization system is Segundo Abraham Lozano Panduro, and the personal particulars do not correspond to those of Ramón Lozano Panduro; (c) Carrasco Lopez, Rosaria Maria. She was arrested for terrorism on 2 August 1990, at the request of the Correctional Court in Paurimac, by personnel of the Provincial Police headquarters in Santa-Chimbote= The administrative-disciplinary investigation conducted in this case determined that disciplinary responsibility lay with Chief of Police Angel Villa Sánchez and others, for negligence and lack of conscientiousness in performing their duties; (d) Sakamoto Sanchez, César. He was placed at the disposal of the Anti-Terrorism Department (DIRCOTE) on 14 November 1990, and investigations showed that he is a member of the Movimiento Revolucionario Tupac Amaru (MRTA) and of the North-East column of the MRTA in the Department of San Martin. Mr. Sakamoto Sanchez has appeared on the list of inmates of the Miguel Castro Castro Prison, for terrorism, since 5 December 1990.