FrankPintor
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Perhaps you've got the wrong end of the stick?This is a total misrepresentation of the facts as I understand them.
In the 1980's the former Military Government was judged, the high echelons imprisoned for their crimes/excesses, and in the 1990's Carlos Menem issued a pardon so the country could move forward.
From 2003 on the Kirchner's (somehow) revoked the pardons and hundreds of previously pardoned members of the military are back in prison; for the last twenty years or so the only side of the story being told is that of the Marxist guerrillas who are not in prison today and many of whom were participants in the K governments.
Stop and ask yourself who were these Marxist guerrillas, what was their objective and what were they doing in the late 1960's and in the 1970's up to the March 24, 1976 golpe de estado. Keep in mind that from 1973 until the 1976 coup that Argentina had a democratically elected Peronist government. The Montoneros and ERP were Cuban inspired and funded who aimed through violence, murder, and terrorist attacks to overthrow the constitutional Argentina state and install a Cuban style Marxist dictatorship, including the seizure of all private property and privately owned businesses.
I (and I think most of the commenters in this thread) are talking about victims. Are there many unidentified / missing / disappeared victims of the guerrillas you mention?
Whereas we can't be sure exactly how many the military dictatorship offed, whether 5, 10, 22, 30 thousand, though some evidence points to a figure greater than 22,000 victims, precisely because they were disappeared and the evidence destroyed.