Aerial photography, witness testimonies, and more than 20 years of work have helped investigators find scattered bones at a former clandestine detention center in Córdoba
Human rights
Forensics experts find signs the dictatorship bulldozed clandestine graves
Born in Italy, Vera escaped Mussolini’s racial laws targeting Jews, and searched every day for her daughter Franca after she was disappeared by the dictatorship
The Tucumán-born activist joined the human rights organization to search for her son Manuel Taján, who was kidnapped and disappeared by the military dictatorship
‘Belén’ review: solid political filmmaking of an iconic feminist case
Based on true events, Dolores Fonzi’s second film is a well-crafted and timely vindication of activism
Francisco Tenório Cerqueira Júnior, who disappeared in Buenos Aires in March 1976, was likely kidnapped and killed by military forces
‘We’re not criminals, we’re just going for the American dream,’ one man told local news on arrival
She was the honorary president of the organization and spent decades looking for the disappeared children of dictatorship victims, even after finding her own grandson in 2000
Can the dictatorship’s economic crimes be repaired? A new ruling could pave the way
A Córdoba court declared that a company takeover was a crime against humanity. The former owners want a rival firm that benefited to pay compensation
Buenos Aires Herald and Mothers of Plaza de Mayo launch English translations of the mothers’ life stories
The new audio guide is now available at the House of our Children, Life and Hope in the ex-ESMA memorial space and online