Former military police Omar Torres’ testimony has led to convictions for crimes against humanity and the discovery of mass graves

80 years after the Nazi trials and 40 years since the Argentine dictatorship was first condemned, we look at the lessons both historic cases left

Joaquín Ignacio Mogaburu is expected to continue with the ‘rearrangement’ of the area, which has included cuts and mass layoffs

Carlos Presti will be the first military officer to take the role since the return of democracy

Alberto Baños recently denied that the military had disappeared 30,000 during the dictatorship and called rights organizations ‘corrupt’

‘Tiempos Circulares’ by Andrés Dunayevich tells the heartfelt story of four friends whose joy is a riposte to the atrocities of the dictatorship

Women’s rights rapporteur Roberta Clarke warns that the weakening of gender-based policies in the region has led to a rise in violence

After Argentina’s dictatorship devastated their family, their grandmother’s love led them to the truth

Alberto Baños called the figure ‘false’ during a United Nations evaluation and accused human rights organizations of being ‘corrupt’