Torture in the Falklands, by the Supreme Court The Chamber of Criminal Cassation accepted the claim of ex-combatants

One of the survivors of the sinking of the General Belgrano ARA Cruise in the Falklands War spoke frankly, how he inserted himself into society after the war, and his passion for motor racing.

Silvia Barrera is a veteran of the Falklands War, who volunteered as a nurse and traveled to the battle zone to receive, attend, heal and save the lives of hundreds of wounded veterans, along with her 15 companions. In an exclusive interview with Billiken, Barrera highlighted that she belongs to the group of pioneer women in the army and that she worked without rest, between June 8, 1982 and June 19, that same year, aboard the icebreaker ARA Adm…

On the 43rd anniversary of the end of the war, Chamber I unanimously decided that the case should remain open, preventing impunity for those accused of crimes against humanity.

The documentary “The Voices of Silence”, directed by Gabriela Naso and produced by Pulpofilms, tells the story of a group of Malvinas ex-combatants who, after denouncing the torments, abuses and threats suffered at the hands of their superiors in the war, faces the obstacles of the Argentine judicial system that prevent the trial of those responsible. The film will be released on Tuesday, April 1, at 19:30 at the Cinema Gaumont and on Thursday, …

The Federal Chamber of Criminal Cassation prevented the closure of the case and granted the prosecutor ' s appeals and complaints, enabling the Supreme Court to intervene.