In the past, survivors have identified their torturers thanks to La Retaguardia’s work

Santiago Luis Werle was buried in a cemetery as a John Doe during the dictatorship

Jorge ‘Tigre’ Acosta, convicted during the Kirchner government of crimes against humanity, wrote a letter from prison saying ‘the truth will out’

A former federal judge and prosecutor are charged with failing to investigate crimes against humanity concerning 22 victims

The leader of the human rights organization’s Córdoba branch used to say, ‘I’m not going to go live in the stars until I find my grandchild.’

262 people arrived on Tuesday afternoon through the government’s Safe Return evacuation plan

This year’s elections fall on the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo’s anniversary

Argentina has come a long way since President Hipólito Yrigoyen declared October 12 ‘Día de la Raza’ in 1917

Brazil’s president has until October 20 to veto the legislation that may further tensions between Congress and the Supreme Court