with an anarcho-communist tendency. Within the especifist and platformist current is the Libertarian Socialist Union, a continuation of the Qhispikay Llaqta and Estrella Negra groups. Within the autonomist current is the "Anarchist Group La Protesta", the "Arteria Libertaria Collective", the "Yacta Runa Autonomous Collective" and the "Active Minority Collective" from Arequipa. Within the anarchopunk and counterculture spectrum there is the Anarkopunk Social Center, Anarchopunk Resistance, Anarchopunk Youth Collective of Tacna in Struggle, the band Asteroids 500. mg, Axión Anarkopunk and the bands Generación Perdida, Autonomía, Feria Libertaria Kallejera and Men and Women in Our Anarchist Struggle. See also Communism in Peru References Further reading External links The protest and andeanization of anarchism in Peru, 1912–1915, by Gerardo Leibner (University of Tel Aviv) The anarchist workers' movement in Peru (1890–1930), by Joël Delhom (University of Bretagne-Sud) Manuel González Prada, convicted and confessed anarchist, by Franz García Uceda Anarchism in Peru History of Peru Peru Anarchism