Quispe

Baiganchoka that discusses the importance of speaking up. some citizens see the necessity to change their last names, especially those that are typically indigenous, such as from "Quispe" to "Quimper," as a way to avoid discrimination

Global Voices Online 2009

Also added to the State Department's list was Victor Quispe Palomino, the head of a Shining Path group located in the Apurimac and Ene river valley, known as the VRAE, which is Peru's biggest coca-growing region.

Peru Captures Shining Path Rebel Leader Ryan Dube 2012

Close the door to all the ignorant and incapable people named “Supa”, “Lopez”, “Fuentes del Río” or “Goldstein” and allow the entry of “Quispe”, “Linares”, “Posada de Gamboa” or “Levesque” that have enough experience to lead this country and take it forward.

Global Voices in English » Peru: Newspaper Questions Spanish Language Proficiency of Indigenous Congresswoman 2009

Ciérrenle la puerta a todos los ignorantes e incapaces ya sea que se apelliden “Supa”, “López”, “Fuentes del Río” o “Goldstein” y permitan que ingresen los “Quispe”, “Linares”, “Posada de Gamboa” o “Levesque” que tienen la suficiente experiencia profesional como para dirigir este país y llevarlo a buen puerto.

Global Voices in English » Peru: Newspaper Questions Spanish Language Proficiency of Indigenous Congresswoman 2009

Close the door to all the ignorant and incapable people named “Supa”, “Lopez”, “Fuentes del Río” or “Goldstein” and allow the entry of “Quispe”, “Linares”, “Posada de Gamboa” or “Levesque” that have enough experience to lead this country and take it forward.

Peruvian Newspaper Questions Literacy of Indigenous Congresswoman 2009

Ciérrenle la puerta a todos los ignorantes e incapaces ya sea que se apelliden “Supa”, “López”, “Fuentes del Río” o “Goldstein” y permitan que ingresen los “Quispe”, “Linares”, “Posada de Gamboa” o “Levesque” que tienen la suficiente experiencia profesional como para dirigir este país y llevarlo a buen puerto.

Peruvian Newspaper Questions Literacy of Indigenous Congresswoman 2009

Ms. Quispe, an Ecuadorean immigrant who came to New York at age 9, was determined to get the curves that would make her look more feminine.

NYT > Home Page By LAURA RENA MURRAY 2011

Ms. Quispe smiled at the youthful images of herself surrounded by friends.

NYT > Home Page By LAURA RENA MURRAY 2011

Then the pumper covered them with gauze and wound plastic wrap over the wounds before telling Ms. Quispe to get dressed.

NYT > Home Page By LAURA RENA MURRAY 2011

SOUNDBITE: Indigenous leader Sebastian Quispe: The president is behaving exactly like our murderers, our oppressors.

Reuters: Press Release 2011