About Juan Carlos Da Costa
Lived 1944 – 1976 (aged 31–32). Juan Carlos Da Costa was a Paraguayan politician.
Juan Carlos Da Costa (1944—1976) was a Paraguayan writer, politician, activist, and leader of the clandestine Political Military Organization (OPM), created in the mid 1970s against Alfredo Stroessner's military dictatorship. He died fighting the police on 5 April 1976.
Painful Easter
His killing was followed by violent repression known as the Painful Easter in which the Stroessner dictatorship arrested and tortured approximately 1,500 peasants and 200 students, many of whom were killed in prison, between April and June of 1976.
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Who was Juan Carlos Da Costa?
Paraguayan politician (1944–1976)
When was Juan Carlos Da Costa born?
Juan Carlos Da Costa was born in 1944 in Asunción.
When did Juan Carlos Da Costa die?
Juan Carlos Da Costa died on 3 April 1976 in Asunción.
What was Juan Carlos Da Costa's occupation?
Juan Carlos Da Costa was a politician.
What nationality was Juan Carlos Da Costa?
Juan Carlos Da Costa was Paraguayan.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Juan Carlos Da Costa. https://biography.guide/juan-carlos-da-costa/
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