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The Protesters and the Government of President Laurentino Cortizo had Reached an Agreement, but then it Fell Apart. The Executive Warns of Risks of Shortages in Several Cities of the Country

A court has sentenced 48 people to prison for crimes committed at a notorious torture center run by Argentina's junta. More than 30,000 people were kidnapped, tortured and killed in the 1976-83 "dirty war."

The visiting Argentine reporter Hugo Alconada Mon who spent time in the Falkland Islands reporting for the Buenos Aires daily La Nacion, on the 40th anniversary of the April 2nd Argentine military invasion and occupation of the Falklands, has included a story on an Argentine army officer.

The Truth Behind Adolfo Scilingos Death Flights By Cody Copeland/Dec. 31, 2020 2:51 pm EDT From 1976 to 1983, Argentinas right-wing military dictatorship conducted the Dirty War against those it suspected of being part of the leftist political opposition. According to Britannica, between 10,000 and 30,000 people are estimated to have been killed during this period, many of them "disappeared" by various methods. A military coup deposed Argentine President Isabel Perón on March 29, 1976, and a...

should remind our viewers, there was another man who actually confessed to this crime and was found in civil court to be responsible. there was a $2 million fine, which he never paid, but nonetheless, it makes this case very complicated. i talked about that physical evidence. theres a big problem if there is no body. if it is true that etan patzs body was thrown in the trash, one person said this renders the haystack too big and the needle probably no good, theyll probably never find t...