Rabat Qualifies Case Bernarda Vera as “a Success” of the Search Plan and Details Project to Limit the NHDR
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The Minister of Justice and Human Rights, Fernando Rabat, referred this Sunday to the National Search Plan and addressed the project announced by the government of José Antonio Kast to modify the National Institute of Human Rights (INDH).On the case of Bernarda Vera, who remained on the lists of disappeared detainees for 51 years before there was a background on her presence in Argentina, said that it was “a success while meeting a goal.” “It al…
The family of the former MIR militant lost her trail in 1973. Courts investigated her case twice without achieving results, until the Search Plan located her How could it happen?
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Bernarda Rosalba Vera Contardo is alive and lives in Argentina. Memoria Viva/Chile The Chilean Bernarda Rosalba Vera Contardo, in fact, was not a missing prisoner. She was considered for decades one of the victims of enforced disappearance of Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship (1915-2006) in Chile. But, in fact, she is alive and lives in Argentina. Her whereabouts were lost in October 1973, shortly after the coup d'état in Chile. She married again,…
The Minister of Justice explained that the preliminary draft seeks to reorganize the civil representation of the body and eliminate its power to file criminal complaints.
The review of the disturbing case of Bernarda Vera begins with a scene worthy of a report of the time: an exmilitant of the MIR, considered missing since 1973 and recorded in official reports as executed politics, reappears five decades later in a coastal city of Argentina. This is what BBC Mundo details in his chronicle about this woman, who was registered as a victim of the dictatorship and who, surprisingly, is known to be alive. This unexpec…
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