We should remember every day that 50 years ago there was a military dictatorship and count our blessings for a democracy ...

Today 00:08 We should remember every day that 50 years ago there was a military dictatorship and count our blessings for a democracy equally capable of electing leftist populism and the far-right ...

Annual report from PCCH puts tally at 1,195 convictions, 332 sentences for crimes against humanity since 2006 – the year in which such trials were resumed.

Annual report from PCCH puts tally at 1,195 convictions, 332 sentences for crimes against humanity since 2006 – the year in which such trials were resumed.

We should remember every day that 50 years ago there was a military dictatorship and count our blessings for a democracy equally capable of electing leftist populism and the far-right libertarian ...

Last week’s visit to Buenos Aires by French President Emmanuel Macron put the topic back on the agenda. 29-03-2024 21:02 He headed the dreaded “underground” of the ESMA Navy Mechanics School ...

We should remember every day that 50 years ago there was a military dictatorship and count our blessings for a democracy equally capable of electing leftist populism and the far-right libertarian ...

Almost 50 years on, families are still seeking answers about French citizens who disappeared in Argentina in the late 1970s, during the 1976-1983 military dictatorship’s reign of terror. Last week’s ...

Annual report from PCCH puts tally at 1,195 convictions, 332 sentences for crimes against humanity since 2006 – the year in which such trials were resumed.

Today 00:08 We should remember every day that 50 years ago there was a military dictatorship and count our blessings for a democracy equally capable of electing leftist populism and the far-right ...

Argentina posted cumulative growth of 4.4% for all of 2025, but the economy expanded less than analysts anticipated at the ...

At the time, some called what happened on March 24, 1976 “the clockwork coup,” because everything about it had been so predictable. For months, Argentines had taken it for granted that, sooner rather ...