Juan Villegas’ ‘Not to Kill’, about guerrilla victims in the 1970s, was accused of echoing the Milei administration’s controversial stance on human rights
Human rights
Dictatorship doc sparks denialism debate within Argentine film community
Ruffo was involved in cases of kidnapping, torture, and child abduction committed at Automotores Orletti
Haley Cohen Gilliland’s ‘A Flower Traveled in My Blood’, which depicts the Abuelas’ search for abducted grandchildren, made the top 3 of the prestigious US prize
The charges include forced imprisonment, torture, and rape in Mansión Seré and other detention centers five decades ago
She became a member of the human rights group after her son and daughter-in-law were kidnapped by the military in 1976
On March 23 and 24, the 50th anniversary of the coup, 472 people contacted the organization looking for people stolen as babies by the dictatorship
Carlos Suárez Mason died in 2005 and was never convicted despite being in charge of clandestine detention centers in Buenos Aires
Argentina stops sending DNA kits to identify potential children of dictatorship victims in Europe
The government has only been carrying out tests in European countries when the case is part of a trial. This was not necessary in previous decades
Leonardo Szuchet replaced Joaquín Mogaburu, following the arrival of new justice minister Juan Bautista Mahíques