The Argentine attorney represented the French state in the dictatorship trials for the murder of nuns Alice Domon and Léonie Duquet

Jorge Luis Guarrochena became the first person to be convicted of kidnapping children who were with their parents when they were detained

A decision to allow the football club to develop the Higher Navy School of Mechanics sports field is sparking complex questions about memory in Argentina

Vice President Villarruel had suggested using the lot for other activities aside from being a memory site

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

‘In these times when memory, truth and justice are facing looming dangers, this place is now more protected,’ said museum director Mayki Gorosito.

Offerings include backstage tours at the Teatro Colón, plays, family workshops, and so much more

The Museum and Site of Memory was the country’s main clandestine center of detention, torture and extermination center during the military dictatorship

Illegally detained in 1976, Raúl Cubas was sent to interview Argentina’s men’s national football coach