by the Asháninka ("Campa" is offensive) people of the area. The colony was reestablished and a bridge was constructed across the Pozuzo river about 1790.

19th century

When explorer William Smyth reached Pozuzo in 1828, the Franciscans had abandoned Pozuzo, and the only inhabitants were one Asháninka family; although, other indigenous farmers lived nearby and cultivated coca, sugar cane, squash,

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