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Welcome to Trump’s remake of Argentina’s Dirty War
There’s no shortage of footage on the sights in the Twin Cities, where residents have spent these past few weeks in the ...
Like many other older churchmen, politicians and businessmen in Argentina, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio has been questioned by some for his role during this country’s bloody 1976–83 military ...
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- A court sentenced one of Argentina's most feared former military leaders to life in prison on Thursday for the 1977 kidnapping, torture and killing of four activists.
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — An Argentine high court Friday suspended a controversial decision to grant bail to high-profile defendants accused of torturing and killing dissidents during the 1976-1983 ...
(Updates with chaplain declining to testify, comments by Argentine president) By Hilary Burke LA PLATA, Argentina, July 5 (Reuters) - A former police chaplain accused of involvement in torture, ...
All right, to Argentina now where a mysterious, mysterious murder brought thousands of people out onto the streets this week - Buenos Aires protesters demanding answers about the case of one man, an ...
LOWELL — Attorney and Lowell native James Grand recently released his first-ever novel, “Then Came Morning,” a fictional story about two young friends with opposing worldviews who grow up in Argentina ...
BARILOCHE, Argentina (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said the United States was too slow to condemn human rights atrocities during Argentina's 1976-1983 dictatorship as he honoured victims of the ...
OLAVARRIA, Argentina (AP) — Shade trees hide the crumbling farm house outside of Olavarria. Hidden at the end of a dirt path, the white plaster coating is falling away from the brick foundation like ...
I don’t know about you, but I believe our second American Civil War already started. It’s a so-called soft, and to date, generally a bloodless war — only about 150 years since the truly bloody first ...
MADRID, SPAIN - A Spanish court convicted a former Argentine naval officer of crimes against humanity Tuesday and sentenced him to 640 years in prison for throwing 30 naked, drugged prisoners from ...
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA — A court sentenced one of Argentina's most feared former military leaders to life in prison Thursday for the 1977 kidnapping, torture and killing of four leftist activists.
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