The vice presidential candidate rails against ‘40 years of demonization’ in a combative speech at the Buenos Aires City Legislature

Raúl Jofré González and Nelson Haase Mazzei escaped after receiving 25-year jail sentences

The vice presidential hopeful plans to salute the “victims” of left-wing guerrilla groups. It’s not the first time she’s come to the junta’s defense

The discovery, made with the Argentine Team of Forensic Anthropology, brings the total number of grandchildren to 137

A team of three 23-year-old college students developed a tool to easily access the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo’s massive journalistic archive

Seven retired military officers were convicted in Chile for the singer-songwriter’s kidnapping and execution in the early days of the Pinochet dictatorship

The ex-officials were convicted for acts of torture and murder in the Greater Rosario area during the civic-military dictatorship

Bernardo Arévalo rose from obscurity to secure a surprise win in Sunday’s presidential run-off

The Abuelas also gave recognition to Dutch journalists for reporting on the dictatorship during the 1978 World Cup