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-Fernando Parado and Jacinta Jayo

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She joined the army.

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When she was 15, she married Mariano Bellido. They had seven children.

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Together with her family, they fought against the Spanish troops. Some of her sons died fighting.

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Inspired by her family, Parado de Bellido started a rol as informant using letters and telling the liberty army the next movements of the enemy.

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In March of 1822, she advised patriots to leave Quilcamachay because this town would be ocuped by the enemy the next day.

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She was an spy and she sent a letter to her husband to let him know about the location of the enemy .

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She was arrested on March 30th because Jose Carreta discovered that letter.

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She was arrested at her home and taken to the Plaza Mayor of Huamanga, but she never revealed the names of the guerrillas or to whom the letter was addressed. Her silence was punished with a firing squad order.

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Sketch of the firing squad in the Plaza Mayor of Huamanga where she was tortured and shot.