of the National Police of Peru (PNP) on the bodies of the 4 law enforcement officers who died in this coup, indicates that the bullets that caused their death came from above and behind, while Antauro Humala's group was ahead of them. The argument that there are witnesses claiming that the deaths were caused by military snipers from the government of Alejandro Toledo turns out to be contradictory, because it was supposedly an assault. In October 2018, the Peruvian Patriotic Front was founded. In June 2019, Antauro Humala announced that the foundation of Patriotic Front is official. In September 2019, he presented his request for conditional release before the National Penitentiary Institute of Peru (INPE), in which he is serving a 19-year prison sentence in the Virgen de la Merced de Chorrillos prison. Political views Humala and his brother Ollanta call the movement they lead the "Movimiento Etnocacerista", which has been described as having fascist traits. Humala has been described as having ultranationalist and fascist leanings himself with analyst Carlos Meléndez of Diego Portales University stating that Humala's views adopt "fascistic features and with promises of a heavy hand, militaristic and a refoundational discourse with extreme radicalism". Personal life His brother, Ollanta, has served as the 65th President of Peru (2011-2016). His other brother, Ulises Humala, has also run for the presidency. References External links Antauro Humala's public letter from Centro Penitenciario de Piedras Gordas (Peru) / 26 March 2008: antauro Video of the lawsuit (Lurigancho) and protests of Antauro Humala and etnocaceristas in jail: Frecuencia Blog – Negocios Online Antauro Living people Peruvian Army officers Peruvian nationalists Peruvian people of Italian descent Peruvian people of Quechua descent Peruvian prisoners and detainees Peruvian rebels 1963 births Prisoners in San Lorenzo Island