This is not a question of anthropologists but of politics. The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo Association branch Mar del Plata in front of the NN exhumations in the city in 1985
During the year 1984, judicial causes of irregular burials carried out in Argentinian cemeteries during the last dictatorship began to reactivate. However, the judges who started to carry out the exhumations were mainly the same ones who had intervened in the burial of those bodies, or rejected the...
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Departamento de Historia; Facultad de Humanidades
2017
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| Sumario: | During the year 1984, judicial causes of irregular burials carried out in Argentinian cemeteries during the last dictatorship began to reactivate. However, the judges who started to carry out the exhumations were mainly the same ones who had intervened in the burial of those bodies, or rejected the relatives as complainants. In the case of Mar del Plata, Judge Pedro Hooft - designated in 1976 by decree of the governor of the Province of Buenos Aires, Iberian Saint Jean - ordered to perform exhumations at Cemetery Park in 1985, which were promoted by different relatives of detained-disappeared of the city. On the other hand, the Association Mothers of Plaza de Mayo Branch Mar del Plata -founded in 1984- was against it, considering that it was a political measure that blocked the investigations that had to be carried out on those responsible for the crimes against humanity committed during the dictatorship. The analysis of this episode allows us to approach, on the one hand, to the link between the subsidiary and those responsible for conducting the organization and, on the other hand, the relationship between the local subsidiary and the other human rights organizations in the city. At the same time, we can observe some continuities of the judicial system with respect to the dictatorial past in a context in which the city, as well as the province and the nation were governed by the radicalism |
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