EAAF Identified the Remains of Carlos Rafael Medina, Disappeared During the Last Military Dictatorship
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The announcement was made by the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team, which carried out work in Pozo de Vargas, the largest mass grave of state terrorism in the country. The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF) announced the identification of the remains of Carlos Rafael Medina, a victim of state terrorism. “His bone remains were recovered in the Well of Vargas, Tucumán, by the Colectivo de Arqueología, Memoria e Identidad de Tucumán (CA…
This is Carlos Medina González, a young 20-year-old student, who was illegally detained in the Vargas Pozo.
The young man was 20 years old and was kidnapped from his home in Tucumán on April 15, 1976. His remains were found in the Pozo de Vargas, the largest clandestine grave of illegal repression discovered in Argentina.
Carlos Rafael Medina González was 20 years old when he was kidnapped in 1976. He was a university student, the Argentine Anthropology Team of Argentina Forensics identified his remains The entry They identified one more missing in the Vargas Pozo was first published in El Ciudadano.
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