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San Juan massacre
Part of the Bolivian Campaign
Native name
Masacre de San Juan
Date
June 24, 1967 (1967-06-24)
Location
Cativa, Bolivia
Type
Violent crackdown
Organised by
General René Barrientos
Participants
Bolivian army
Outcome
FSTMB issued a call for a state of emergency to all other miners' districts
Deaths
20-?
Non-fatal injuries
72-?
Missing
unknown
The San Juan massacre is the name given to an attack by the Bolivian military on miners of the Siglo XX-Catavi tin mining complex in Bolivia. The attack occurred on 24 June 1967, in the early hours of the traditional festival of the Night of San Juan which is a winter solstice festival in the Southern Hemisphere. The army was acting under the orders of President René Barrientos.
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