Overview
- Events were held across the country, including a morning ceremony at the Pinamar monolith and an evening gathering at the General Madariaga quarry, plus a “camarazo” in Rosario and an act in La Plata’s Plaza San Martín.
- ARGRA and local press unions linked the remembrance to the 2024 wounding of photographer Pablo Grillo, noting the gendarme involved is now prosecuted and a court deemed the protest protocol illegal.
- Organizers in Rosario said the climate for reporters has worsened, accusing the Milei government of weakening public media, cutting official advertising, and fostering hostility toward the press.
- The case endures as a press‑freedom marker after convictions of Buenos Aires police and members of “Los Horneros,” while businessman Alfredo Yabrán, identified as the instigator, died by suicide in 1998 before arrest.
- Family members and colleagues underscored that several convicted participants later received sentence reductions or conditional release, arguing that full accountability remains unfinished.