Argentina, once hailed globally as a symbol of resilience after years of dictatorship, now faces a thrilling and uncertain political upheaval with the ascent of Javier Milei. Journalist Jordana Timerman explores how his leadership could redefine the nation’s cherished legacy of democratic strength
Adriana Rivas, accused of acting as an agent for Augusto Pinochet’s regime, now faces extradition from Australia to Chile. Formerly working as a nanny in Bondi, Rivas is charged with participating in human rights abuses during the dictatorship
Fifty years after the 1976 coup d’état, Argentina remains resilient and united in its unwavering rejection of the military dictatorship. The collective memory and institutions work tirelessly to uphold the truth, condemning past human rights abuses to ensure this dark chapter is never forgotten
Thousands flooded the streets across Argentina, marking 50 years since the 1976 military coup that sparked a ruthless dictatorship. With powerful voices and unwavering spirit, demonstrators demanded justice and honored the countless victims of human rights abuses under the regime
An ABC of Authoritarianism: Argentina, Brazil, and Chile – Jacobin explores the dramatic rise of right-wing regimes sweeping across South America, revealing the deep historical roots and potent socio-political forces fueling this new wave of authoritarianism in the region
Books 2025″ reveals a surprising wave of nostalgia for Spain’s dictatorship, even fifty years after its collapse. Highlighted in Global Atlanta, this phenomenon sparks lively debates about memory, identity, and the powerful ways history still influences today’s Spain
Spain’s nostalgic view of Franco’s regime often overlooks the harsh and brutal realities it imposed. It’s crucial to face the oppression, violence, and fear that defined his dictatorship, cutting through the sanitized narratives that attempt to rewrite history
In Franco’s Spain, a fearless 17-year-old rebel was thrown into prison and left in a coma just for daring to defy the strict societal rules. Her gripping story, revealed in a BBC report, exposes the harsh oppression faced by young women under the dictatorship
Hundreds of children disappeared during Argentina’s Dirty War. Fueled by hope and unwavering courage, their grandmothers came together to search for them, demanding justice and fighting to reunite broken families. NPR highlights their powerful and relentless pursuit of the truth
Thousands of Jews were among Argentina’s “disappeared” during the military dictatorship, uncovering a chilling chapter of targeted repression that deeply affected many diverse communities throughout the nation
A captivating new Netflix series has sparked a resurgence of interest in the mysterious disappearance of Argentine creator Miguel Ángel Estrella, who was tragically abducted during the dark days of the country’s military dictatorship. His family is filled with hope that this renewed spotlight will finally bring to light the long-hidden truths surrounding his fate.
A Yale professor has voiced alarm over America’s political climate, suggesting the nation is on the verge of a “fascist dictatorship.” Amid rising tensions, he plans to relocate to Canada, highlighting concerns over civil liberties and democratic institutions.
“How the film I’m Still Here forces Brazil to face a dictatorship’s legacy – Al Jazeera English” explores the emotional impact of the documentary. It challenges audiences to confront the lingering scars of Brazil’s military rule and the unresolved trauma affecting society today.
