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Safeguarding the memory of atrocities

MARCH 24 marked the 45th anniversary of the military coup d’état that began a civil-military dictatorship of extreme characteristics that implemented state terrorism based on the enforced disappearance of people and other crimes that today we characterise as crimes against humanity.

The last Argentinian civil-military dictatorship, between 1976 and 1983, left a balance in our country of 30 000 detainees and disappeared people, thousands of exiles and political

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