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Taty Almeida, Leader of Madres de Plaza de Mayo Línea Fundadora, Dies at 95

She was a central voice for Memory, Truth and Justice whose passing is likely to push younger activists to carry on prosecutions and public memory

Netflix Releases First Images of Santiago Mitre’s Villaflor

Argentina Confirms Identification of 11 More Dictatorship Victims Near La Perla

Argentina Marks 50 Years Since Coup With Massive Marches and a Rebuke of Milei

Argentina Marks 50 Years Since Coup With Mass Marches as Milei Releases Video Questioning Dictatorship Record

Fifty Years After Argentina’s 1976 Coup, the Missing Still Haunt the Nation

Argentina’s Intelligence Service Begins Declassifying 1973–83 Files With First 26 Documents Published

Santa Fe Announces March and Community Tributes for Coup’s 50th Anniversary

Six Dictatorship Victims Identified at La Perla Site in Córdoba

Fifty Years After Argentina’s Coup, New Study Shows Broad Rejection of the Dictatorship and Support for Ongoing Trials

Argentina Confirms Genetic Identification of 12 La Perla Victims as First Name Becomes Public

Netflix Sets Santiago Mitre Political Thriller on Argentina’s Dictatorship Starring Peter Lanzani and Verónica Llinás

Raúl Guglielminetti, Convicted Dictatorship-Era Operative, Dies at 84

Argentina’s Human Rights Undersecretary Alberto Baños Resigns

Río Tercero Marks 30 Years Since Factory Attack With Ceremonies and Remembrance Law

Emilio de Ípola, Argentine Philosopher and Sociologist, Dies at 86

La Plata Prosecutors Name Retired Naval Petty Officer as Suspect Over Ford Falcon Praise, Seek His Questioning

El Gallinato Marks 49 Years With Community Remembrance in Salta

Argentina Forensic Team Confirms Identity of Brazilian Pianist Tenório Júnior Missing Since 1976

Lolín Rigoni and Enriqueta Rodríguez de Maroni, Pioneers of Madres de Plaza de Mayo, Die at 100 and 98