Brazil apologizes to families of victims of military dictatorship's mass grave
- Brazil's government apologized to families of victims of the military dictatorship whose remains might be in a mass grave, acknowledging the neglect in identifying the remains found in Perus.
- Human Rights Minister Macaí Evaristo stated that Brazil has invested around 200,000 Brazilian reais annually for identification but noted that it is insufficient for the families' peace.
- Crimeia Almeida criticized the state's apology as insufficient, saying it doesn't resolve the criminal acts concerning her missing family members.
- The state's apology occurred on Right to Truth Day and is part of a deal among family members, prosecutors, and the State.
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Brazil apologizes to families of victims of military dictatorship's mass grave
Brazil’s government has apologized to families of victims of the country’s military dictatorship whose remains could be among those found in a clandestine mass grave 35 years ago.
Milei Government declassifies documents on the Argentine dictatorship - La Tercera
The government of the Argentine president Javier Milei announced the declassification of intelligence documents referring to the last military dictatorship on Monday, the 49th anniversary of the 1976 coup d’état. “The president instructed the total declassification of all information and documentation related to the actions of the Armed Forces during the period 1976-1983. As well as all other documentation produced in another period, but related…
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