Santo González was found guilty in the first legal proceeding over these crimes ever to take place in Tucumán

Mario Navarro was born in 1976 and raised under a fake identity. His mother is still alive and they met in 2015

The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team exhumed Benito Vicente Romano in 2010, and his family was finally able to lay him to rest last month

She was one of 14 women who in 1977 marched for the first time demanding to know the fate of their children

The statement, released days before Buenos Aires Pride, is ‘unprecedented in local diplomatic history’ according to one prominent gay rights activist

The organization searching for the stolen children of those forcibly disappeared by the last military dictatorship is redoubling fundraising efforts

These include arbitrary detentions, torture, short-term enforced disappearances and sexual violence

‘Everything was normal until all the organizations left the area, and there were very few people left, then these characters appeared to provoke this situation’

A decade after the disappearance of the Ayotzinapa 43, questions over the Mexican government’s relationship with the military will loom large in Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration