Is it better, for the health of a society, to pardon or punish the perpetrators?” Caught “between the drive to forget and the ...

"Now I know where my brother is!" she said, sitting with a black-and-white photo of their parents: Graciela Alicia Romero and ...

Rosa Roisinblit was getting ready for her weekly salon appointment when she received the phone call that would alter the ...

The Thatcher government also invited several Argentine military officers to Britain, including one of the regime’s worst human rights abusers, Admiral Emilio Massera The junta’s finance ...

Argentina's junta is widely considered the most deadly of the military dictatorships that ruled much of Latin America in the 1970s and 1980s. It detained, tortured and killed people suspected of ...

Argentine junta pardons revoked Videla's junta took power in 1976. A judge in Argentina has lifted a pardon on former dictator Jorge Videla, who led the military government in power from 1976 to 1983.

The Argentine bishops knew for certain as early as 1979 that it was the military junta’s official policy to “disappear” people in order to quash opposition. The Vatican urged the bishops ...

Santiago Omar Riveros, torture camp chief for Argentina’s junta, dies at 100 Gen. Riveros ran the notorious Campo de Mayo during the 1976-1983 “Dirty War” against political dissent under ...

Argentina’s junta is widely considered the most deadly of the military dictatorships that ruled much of Latin America in the 1970s and 1980s. It detained, ...

In 1985, Argentina became the only country in Latin America where a civilian government went to trial against its own military junta—part of this testimony is what appears in the exhibition ...