The editorial waded into especially sensitive territory — the legacy of the "Dirty War," in which tens of thousands of people were killed or made to "disappear" by government forces, and ongoing ...

No president of the war era was ready to answer them ... up at The New York Times two years later, called “dirty questions.” But the papers were a time bomb whose ticking Ellsberg, another ...

Bergoglio — who ran Argentina’s Jesuit order during the dictatorship — told Rubin that he regularly hid people on church property during the dictatorship, and once gave his identity papers ...

(Most competing newspapers still had to import paper.) The deal ignited Grupo Clarín ... During the first two decades after the Dirty War, Argentine Presidents generally regarded Grupo Clarín ...

The Dirty War is defined by violent tactics, repression, and cover-up. This paper explores the dominant public narrative of the Dirty War by coding and analyzing primary sources from victims, families ...

Mr. Etchecolatz and others convicted of Dirty War abuses were released ... reporters noticed Mr. Etchecolatz holding a slip of paper with a name, Jorge Julio López, a survivor of junta-era ...

Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers that detailed U.S. actions during the Vietnam war, died Friday at this ... revelation of numerous crimes, "dirty tricks" and official cover-ups ...

Hicks and Spagat's paper is accompanied by two expert commentaries ... Citation: Hicks MH-R, Spagat M (2008) The Dirty War Index: A public health and human rights tool for examining and monitoring ...

More evidence has emerged that Mexican authorities disposed of the bodies of dissidents in "death flights" during the country's 1965-90 "dirty war. " Mexico's governmental Truth Commission said in ...