US Edition[Opinion] Half a Century After the Military Coup
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Opinion / Carlos Verucchi / Online News (Twitter: @carlos_verucchi) Much is being said and discussed about the consequences of the military coup of which 50 years have passed this Tuesday. Discussions revolve around the number of missing persons, the fate of the children of many of those disappeared who were kidnapped, the complicity of civilian sectors or the bloody character with which repression was perpetrated never before seen in the countr…
The other day my friend Eugenio Monjeau said that they had identified the remains of his uncle Alejandro, arrested in Cordoba for the dictatorship in 1977 and disappeared since then. I read his tweet as he began to sketch this article, one of whose central questions is why we spent these 50 years talking about something that the day after tomorrow turns 50. Eugenio gave me a first answer: we continue to talk about the dictatorship in part by the…
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