In Argentina, the quest to find grandchildren stolen during the Dirty War is a deeply moving mission, fueled by families’ unwavering passion for justice and truth. Committed organizations and activists work relentlessly to reunite these victims with their long-lost loved ones
They refused to stay silent: Argentina’s grandmothers have courageously fought for decades, boldly revealing the hidden stories of a stolen generation taken during the military dictatorship. Their relentless pursuit of truth and justice continues to inspire and resonate today
Three decades after the devastating AMIA building bombing, Argentina continues to mourn the 85 innocent lives lost in the 1994 tragedy. Families remain relentless in their pursuit of justice, while the nation honors the victims and calls for renewed investigations to finally reveal the truth
Nazi documents recently uncovered in Argentina have reignited intense debates about the country’s role in sheltering war criminals after World War II. These revelations spark new questions about Argentina’s historical responsibility and legacy
Argentina is set to declassify secret files related to Nazis who sought refuge in the country after World War II. This decision aims to shed light on historical truths and the extent of Nazi presence in South America, prompting renewed discussions on accountability.
