Elsa Pavón Dies, the First Grandmother of Plaza De Mayo Who Found Her Granddaughter in Argentina
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This Thursday in Argentina, Elsa Pavón died, one of the founders of the group Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo . It was also the first of them to have found her granddaughter after the kidnapping of her daughter and her son-in-law during the last military dictatorship. Incalculable fighter, the life of which was one of the 12 members of the association – who died at 90 years old – has not been easy. «In the face of the horror of the dictatorship, Elsa t…
Buenos Aires, 5 Nov (EFE).- Argentina's Elsa Pavón, co-founder of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo and first to recover her granddaughter through a judicial process of identity restitution, died Thursday at the age of 90, according to the Anahí Association, which presided. "It pains us to tell you a very sad news for us, the [...] La entrada Muere Elsa Pavón, the first grandmother of Plaza de Mayo who found her granddaughter in Argentina was first …
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Pavón, who was co-founder of Grandmothers, died early this morning at the age of 90.
Confounding of Grandmothers of May and historical reference in the struggle for human rights, she supported generations in the fight against the crimes committed during the last genocidal dictatorship. By Valeria Jasper, for La Izquierda Diario. Shortly after turning 90, Elsa Pavón died early this Thursday. In 1978, her daughter, Mónica Grinspon, was kidnapped by her son-in-law Claudio Logares (both Montoneros militants), and Paula, the daughter…
BUENOS AIRES.— The human rights movement in Latin America dismisses one of its most emblematic figures. On Thursday, at the age of 90, Elsa Beatriz Pavón, co-founder of Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo and president of the Anahí Association, reported the organization itself on its official site. ☆☆☆☆☆ His departure leaves an indelible legacy in the contemporary history of Argentina, becoming a symbol of peaceful resistance and of the tireless searc…
There are stories that deserve to be told over and over again, and that of Elsa Pavón is one of them. The Argentine activist dedicated much of her life to looking for her granddaughter Paula Eva Logares, disappeared during the last military dictatorship in Argentina. On November 5, 2026, Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo confirmed her death at age 90. Through a message, the organization recalled her trajectory in the struggle for memory, truth and j…
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