Argentina’s Dirty War (1976-1983), a dark and brutal era under the military dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla, saw thousands of people disappear amid CIA-backed anti-communist campaigns. This chilling chapter offers a powerful insight into the harsh realities of repression during the Cold War
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
Julio Simón, a former Argentine torturer sentenced for crimes against humanity during the country’s military dictatorship, has died at 84. His conviction in a landmark case marked a significant moment in the pursuit of justice for victims of state terrorism.
In a poignant search for family, an Argentine woman has successfully located her brother, who was abducted at birth during the country’s military dictatorship. This breakthrough sheds light on the ongoing struggle for justice and reconciliation in Argentina.
“I’m Still Here” presents a heart-wrenching chronicle of a Brazilian family’s ordeal under military rule. This poignant review by The Guardian explores the emotional and political ramifications of their struggle, highlighting the resilience of love amidst adversity.
