I missed this article a couple of weeks ago but it's worth linking to now: a look both at the development of the ESMA, Argentina's largest former clandestine detention centre, and the intimidation of witnesses in recent human rights trials.
Argentina's dirty war: the museum of horrors (Telegraph)
The presence of a Madre de Plaza de Mayo in the protests from the agricultural community on 25 May have generated debate, with other Madres apparently distancing themselves from her action:
Los panuelos que dividio el campo (Pagina/12)
In Cordoba, an archive of memory is now operating in a former detention centre, but activists are also seeking to develop a space for memory in the iconic detention centre, La Perla.
Cordoba no pierde la memoria (Pagina/12)
And the Haroldo Conti Cultural Centre has opened its doors in the former ESMA building:
"Este es un espacio en construccion" (Pagina/12)
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