The country I don't remember: when official policy tries to unwind years of progress over crimes of the dictatorship in Argentina

Human Rights can disappear. The right to a decent life, to work, to housing, to education and to health can disappear. Even food in the popular eaters and oncological remedies in hospitals can disappear. The policies of Memory, Truth and Justice that cost blood, sweat and tears can also disappear. But dinosaurs will not disappear in Javier Milei’s government. Nostalgic denialists of the civic-military dictatorship swarm through ministries doing …

Prosecutor Josefina Minatta emphasized that state terrorism is "imprescriptible," and therefore, just as in Germany with Nazism, the crimes of the dictatorship are being investigated in Argentina. Minatta is investigating events that occurred in Federación, Concordia, Concepción del Uruguay, and Paranacito. She also stated in an interview published in Babel that "In our Entre Ríos region, there are people who were thrown into the waters of the P…

The government of President Javier Milley assured yesterday Monday that it is proceeding with the declassification of "all" secret documents of the intelligence service regarding the most recent military dictatorship in Argentina, while tens of thousands of people took to the streets for the 49th anniversary of the imposition of the junta, in 1976. "The president ordered the complete declassification of all information and documents concerning t…

This was announced by the presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni in an appearance this Monday, when the country celebrates the Day of Memory for Truth and Justice.

The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, has ordered to begin the process of declassification of all the archives on the actions of the Armed Forces and also of the guerrilla groups in the country during the military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983, when the South American country chained a series of authoritarian governments.

From the loss of purchasing power to dependence on external financing in dollars, the Argentine economy walks in circles and cannot find a sustainable economic model. Read more