Colombian Banana Massacre (historical inspiration)

Target entity: Colombian Banana Massacre (historical inspiration)
Context triple: [José Arcadio Segundo, culturalContext, Colombian Banana Massacre (historical inspiration)]

• A. El Mozote massacre
  The El Mozote massacre was a 1981 atrocity in which Salvadoran government troops killed hundreds of civilians, becoming one of the most infamous human rights violations of the Salvadoran Civil War.
• B. Lucanamarca massacre
  The Lucanamarca massacre was a brutal 1983 attack by Shining Path guerrillas on the Andean village of Lucanamarca in Peru, in which dozens of civilians were killed and which became one of the most infamous atrocities of the internal armed conflict.
• C. El Calabozo massacre
  The El Calabozo massacre was a 1982 atrocity during the Salvadoran Civil War in which the U.S.-trained Atlacatl Battalion killed hundreds of civilians, becoming one of the conflict’s most infamous human rights abuses.
• D. Ponce massacre
  The Ponce massacre was a 1937 incident in Ponce, Puerto Rico, in which police opened fire on unarmed Puerto Rican Nationalist Party demonstrators, killing and wounding dozens and becoming a pivotal event in the island’s independence movement.
• E. Salsipuedes massacre
  The Salsipuedes massacre was an 1831 campaign of extermination carried out by the Uruguayan government that resulted in the near-destruction of the Indigenous Charrúa people.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Colombian Banana Massacre (historical inspiration)
Target entity description: The Colombian Banana Massacre (historical inspiration) refers to the real 1928 killing of striking banana workers in Ciénaga, Colombia, which famously inspired the fictional massacre in Gabriel García Márquez’s novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude."

• A. El Mozote massacre
  The El Mozote massacre was a 1981 atrocity in which Salvadoran government troops killed hundreds of civilians, becoming one of the most infamous human rights violations of the Salvadoran Civil War.
• B. Lucanamarca massacre
  The Lucanamarca massacre was a brutal 1983 attack by Shining Path guerrillas on the Andean village of Lucanamarca in Peru, in which dozens of civilians were killed and which became one of the most infamous atrocities of the internal armed conflict.
• C. El Calabozo massacre
  The El Calabozo massacre was a 1982 atrocity during the Salvadoran Civil War in which the U.S.-trained Atlacatl Battalion killed hundreds of civilians, becoming one of the conflict’s most infamous human rights abuses.
• D. Ponce massacre
  The Ponce massacre was a 1937 incident in Ponce, Puerto Rico, in which police opened fire on unarmed Puerto Rican Nationalist Party demonstrators, killing and wounding dozens and becoming a pivotal event in the island’s independence movement.
• E. Salsipuedes massacre
  The Salsipuedes massacre was an 1831 campaign of extermination carried out by the Uruguayan government that resulted in the near-destruction of the Indigenous Charrúa people.
• F. None of above. chosen