Commission to Make Military Archives of the Dirty War Transparent
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PHOTO: LAURA ISLANDS The Ministry of National Defense (SEDENA) not only manages facilities for operations, training and activities of the Mexican Army and the Mexican Air Force. Within some military camps there are also small convenience stores in which members of the Armed Forces can purchase from food and drink to everyday items and products related to their professional activity. READ ALSO.
A Collegiate Court ordered the formation of an impartial commission to achieve the opening and release of military archives from the Dirty War. Regeneración, August 10 […] The entry Commission to Make Transparent Military Archives of the Dirty War was first published on RegeneraciónMX.
CentroPro explained that the ruling states that, in order to ensure compliance with the Army's delivery of data on the Dirty War, an impartial Commission on File Transfer was established, with the participation of members of the General Archives of the Nation.
An impartial Commission is being opened up to ensure the proper transfer of archives.
Mexico City, August 10, 2026.- In a historic resolution, the Judicial Power of the Federation determined that the Ministry of National Defense (Sedena) has been “unmissive” [...]
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