Hi timonoj, thank you for your comment. I directed this documentary and the choice was made to focus on the efforts of the younger post dictatorship generation and their struggle for justice and accountability. The historical complicity of the United States government and its support for the dictatorship through Operation Condor is well documented and the subject of many books and documentaries before this one. I recommend John Dinges's book "The Condor Years" in particular. It is always a challenge to decide what elements of a story to include in a short film but the omission of that detail should not be taken to mean that we are not cognizant of the history of US involvement. Certainly if the US prosecuted war crimes in the same way that Argentina has then Henry Kissinger would be first on that list. Thank you for your feedback, and feel free to e-mail me any time (link on my website).

@Tomas Flores you really believe that propaganda? You've been Condored.

@Tomas Flores Tomas, you make a short film and then we'll all tell YOU the ways your hard work and time wasn't good enough.

@@seanmattison Hi as an argentinian already cognizant of the power of the "escrache" I really thougnht this was about US involvement in what their "neighbourgs" were doing given that that is a part I realy feel is missing in the liberal US memory. Its nice to se a documentary about that fight dont get me wrong. Its just not the documentary I think your readers need to see

@@seanmattison you did it good mate

Latinamericans seem to do the same exact thing over an over again, forget the past mistakes and repeat them with the hope this time they'll work. Saludos desde Argentina.

Enforced dissapearance keeps happening in Argentina. Im a lawyer and suvivor, and I recorded my own kidnapping in a cell phone, just a few minutes before we got taken. The first time it happened was in 2013,, in the Goverment of Cristina Kirchner. i recorded policemen geting into our company at night, with unidentified cars, without a uniform, covered faces, without "legal procedure witnesses"*, and without any kind of warrant. That was 100% against every argentinian of law. The guy leading the assault group was the Chief of the Federal Police, Marcelo Lepwalts, recently sentenced for narcotraffic, and conspirancy. He took our company by assault. 30 people were murdered. This crimes were commited with political suppourt, and still unpunished. Back in the 70s, it was an ideology conflict (comunism vs capitalism). Now its all about narco-politicians, lots of money, and politicians who want to hide his crimes. i was very lucky to be released alive, and I gueess it happens cause many saw when they took me. The criminals behind that were mafias, and (as i sayd) the chief of the Federal police of Santa Fe (the "Argentinian Sinaloa"). They killed more people than the military dictatorship, but everything was silenced cause they control the press and the goverment. I will release my own report in ENGLISH soon. if you care about Human Rights, please stay tuned. Prosecution against military was not about justice. It was about revenge and politicians impunity. They took goverment in the 83, they start robbing, and even his grand sons of this politicians had never ever worked. Every politician becomes a millionaire. The country and the people were sacked. This iis the only country in the World without and Odebretch scandall sentenced. - Mulher. Os politicos tem a osta caente. Elles fizeron as mesmas coisas que os militares. VC pode olhar no Thames TV site.

You were not even born when things happened.The world was totally different then today. Only the little communist angels that disappeared. Everyone just wanted to implant communism in Argentina and the rest of South America.

@@jorgecesaro8903how you know the were policemen?😊

30,000 people were killed in a less than 30 million large countgry - Argentina. In Brazil, little over 500 people were killed and the country had over 100 million people. The Amnesty law applies to all - the agents of repression and those who commited terrorism. BTW, an important reason for why the law isn't serously challenged is that a lot of those who now are prominent politicians not only would be afftected but also the collaboration of some of them will be revealed.

The United States is responsible for the genocide BTW

Enforced dissapearance keeps happening in Argentina. Im a lawyer and suvivor, and I recorded my own kidnapping in a cell phone, just a few minutes before we got taken. The first time it happened was in 2013,, in the Goverment of Cristina Kirchner. i recorded policemen geting into our company at night, with unidentified cars, without a uniform, covered faces, without "legal procedure witnesses"*, and without any kind of warrant. That was 100% against every argentinian of law. The guy leading the assault group was the Chief of the Federal Police, Marcelo Lepwalts, recently sentenced for narcotraffic, and conspirancy. He took our company by assault. 30 people were murdered. This crimes were commited with political suppourt, and still unpunished. Back in the 70s, it was an ideology conflict (comunism vs capitalism). Now its all about narco-politicians, lots of money, and politicians who want to hide his crimes. i was very lucky to be released alive, and I gueess it happens cause many saw when they took me. The criminals behind that were mafias, and (as i sayd) the chief of the Federal police of Santa Fe (the "Argentinian Sinaloa"). They killed more people than the military dictatorship, but everything was silenced cause they control the press and the goverment. I will release my own report in ENGLISH soon. if you care about Human Rights, please stay tuned. Prosecution against military was not about justice. It was about revenge and politicians impunity. They took goverment in the 83, they start robbing, and even his grand sons of this politicians had never ever worked. Every politician becomes a millionaire. The country and the people were sacked. This iis the only country in the World without and Odebretch scandall sentenced.

think you mean the Nuremberg Principles. I don't meant o be pedantic, but it's a pretty important difference. The Nuremberg Laws were the Nazis' own laws that, among other things, stripped Jews of their citizenship.

@@ulture Thanks, Ed. I was not aware of that. It's a quote from Chomsky; seems like he should have known the difference, but maybe not.

The guerillas were financed by Russia and trained in Cuba. Don't YOU forget about that.

@@fedvvvv good

@@ulture I think the perspective Chomsky was using were the laws that came about as a result of the trials. Formalized with joining the UN charter.

Te abrazo. Ni olvido ni perdón.

Enforced dissapearance keeps happening in Argentina. Im a lawyer and suvivor, and I recorded my own kidnapping in a cell phone, just a few minutes before we got taken. The first time it happened was in 2013,, in the Goverment of Cristina Kirchner. i recorded policemen geting into our company at night, with unidentified cars, without a uniform, covered faces, without "legal procedure witnesses"*, and without any kind of warrant. That was 100% against every argentinian of law. The guy leading the assault group was the Chief of the Federal Police, Marcelo Lepwalts, recently sentenced for narcotraffic, and conspirancy. He took our company by assault. 30 people were murdered. This crimes were commited with political suppourt, and still unpunished. Back in the 70s, it was an ideology conflict (comunism vs capitalism). Now its all about narco-politicians, lots of money, and politicians who want to hide his crimes. i was very lucky to be released alive, and I gueess it happens cause many saw when they took me. The criminals behind that were mafias, and (as i sayd) the chief of the Federal police of Santa Fe (the "Argentinian Sinaloa"). They killed more people than the military dictatorship, but everything was silenced cause they control the press and the goverment. I will release my own report in ENGLISH soon. if you care about Human Rights, please stay tuned. Prosecution against military was not about justice. It was about revenge and politicians impunity. They took goverment in the 83, they start robbing, and even his grand sons of this politicians had never ever worked. Every politician becomes a millionaire. The country and the people were sacked. This iis the only country in the World without and Odebretch scandall sentenced.

@grimm reaper So the US consented on multiple genocides? Care to provide proof?

@@TheRaveJunkie Operation Cóndor.

Sgt. Killjoy proof? Do you have any knowledge of the cold war policies from US that supported the Argentinian dictatorship?

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@@AB-kq8jj Sorry mate, but that does not prove "consent to genocide", if you think it does you might have to look up the word genocide.

Not all, that’s just an overstatement, but the US definitely backed a lot of coup d’états and dictatorships all around Latin America.

​@@hassenvenero5126 Argentina (Videla), Chile (Pinochet), Brazil(Castelo Branco), Uruguay (Bordaberry), Paraguay (Stroessner), Nicaragua (Somoza),Panamá (Noriega, even that he was captured after being used by the US), and the list keep going, even that we are only talking about coups, we are not talking about death squads, kidnappings and voter fraud, the US is the mainly responsible of all of this.

@@heilnop8014 yeah, but those are not all the coups that have existed in Latin America, aren’t they? That’s my point

They backed all of them alright, but didn't organize'em all.... The longest of the dictatorships, the Brazilian one, that lasted for 21 years, wasn't organized by the US, for instance. Backed by US sure, bot not organized neither idealized by it.

@@vinasandrade "Escuela de las Américas" google that please.

I have this strong suspicion that that tale is fiction.

@@dcmacnamara6014 Escuse me for my bad english They where taken away from their family,brutally treated,faced torture together,that make you form a bond,the people beside you are in the same/worst condition than you,they locked up elderly,young,pregnant,probably even people just passing by,it was a state of constant fear. My father lived during the dictatorship,he still talks about it with palpable fear. that apple was a sign of kindness probably the best/only thing they had eaten all day,that woman by doing that shoud a big F you to the military, bc the regimen was all about keeping the people separated,whit fear,that woman,mostró incredible kidness and baravery. You sudn't be surprised,is human kidnes and compasion,the fact that you can't believe that makes me really sad

@@dcmacnamara6014 actually that could have happened... the people who was not a direct suspicious of subversion was easily located... most of them were locked inside police stations... the problem was the amount of corruption and the power of the dictatorship government that really made difficult the process of legal justice to work. If you want more documentation there’s a compiled of declarations made by a national commission after return of democracy called Nunca Más (never again) report

"Forbidden birds" by Eduardo Galeano Uruguayan political prisoners cannot speak, whistle, smile, sing, walk fast, or greet another prisoner without permission. They also cannot draw or receive pictures of pregnant women, couples, butterflies, stars, or birds. 1976, in a prison in Uruguay. Didasko Pérez, a school teacher, tortured and imprisoned for having “ideological ideas”, receives a visit from his five-year-old daughter Milay on Sunday. She brings him a drawing of birds. The censors tear it up at the entrance of the jail. The following Sunday, Milay brings him a drawing of trees. Trees are not prohibited, so the drawing is allowed. Didasko praises his daughter's work and asks about the colored circles that appear in the treetops, many small circles among the branches: -Are they oranges? What fruits are they? The girl shuts him up: -Ssshhhh. And secretly explains: -Silly!. Don't you see that they're eyes? The eyes of the birds that I secretly brought you.

@@pianorover no conocia... me hizo lagrimear

@B Babbich You don't history much, do ya? "The US was looking for allies to stop Russia from moving in, thats it" is a wholly incorrect statement. The CIA was heavily involved in installing and supporting this regime. And much like where Jakarta, Indonesia where they honed these methods of killing leftists, they were actively involved in the murder campaigns as well.

@B Babbich Really? US is not involved? 😀😀😀 Search for "school of the Américas" and learn who trained the killers and organised all this military coups.

@B Babbich The alternative was democracy and freedom. You were fed up with anti commie propaganda so much that you cant even recognize history? All latin american dictatorships were replaced not by commies but by liberal democratic regimes, the same kind of regimes that existed before the involvement of the USA during the cold war. You are literally justifying the unjustifiable just to save face. Shame on you.

​@@nickarjoma5350 You are just making things up and know nothing about Argentina's history. KGB intervention in terrorizing politicians? Where did you learn that?!

@B Babbich You can't look at history in a vacuum. It just doesn't make sense. "Ignoring the Cold War geopolitical angle" just removes half of the story.

Enforced dissapearance keeps happening in Argentina. Im a lawyer and suvivor, and I recorded my own kidnapping in a cell phone, just a few minutes before we got taken. The first time it happened was in 2013,, in the Goverment of Cristina Kirchner. i recorded policemen geting into our company at night, with unidentified cars, without a uniform, covered faces, without "legal procedure witnesses"*, and without any kind of warrant. That was 100% against every argentinian of law. The guy leading the assault group was the Chief of the Federal Police, Marcelo Lepwalts, recently sentenced for narcotraffic, and conspirancy. He took our company by assault. 30 people were murdered. This crimes were commited with political suppourt, and still unpunished. Back in the 70s, it was an ideology conflict (comunism vs capitalism). Now its all about narco-politicians, lots of money, and politicians who want to hide his crimes. i was very lucky to be released alive, and I gueess it happens cause many saw when they took me. The criminals behind that were mafias, and (as i sayd) the chief of the Federal police of Santa Fe (the "Argentinian Sinaloa"). They killed more people than the military dictatorship, but everything was silenced cause they control the press and the goverment. I will release my own report in ENGLISH soon. if you care about Human Rights, please stay tuned. Prosecution against military was not about justice. It was about revenge and politicians impunity. They took goverment in the 83, they start robbing, and even his grand sons of this politicians had never ever worked. Every politician becomes a millionaire. The country and the people were sacked. This iis the only country in the World without and Odebretch scandall sentenced.

Here in the United States, all our rights are being given away because it may offend someone’s feelings.

Also American war criminals such as Bush,Kissinger, trump and Obama

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Interesting choice of countries, all of them terrible of course, but interesting choice

@@user-zg7lh5cz1d true my friend they act like if they are on the right side because they come from "democratic countries"but they create stupid wars who creates more chaos and misery only for political,military stupid strategies. This world its incredible really.

God damnit, THEY HAD THE HELP OF THE CIA.

I'm really impressed how Argentinians fought for justice peacefully. Their stategy was genius. Organize and go to the criminals house and let his neighbors know and point him out and yell :" j'accuse!!" In a sense it sounds simple but would never have thought something like that would be really effective. And yet how could authorities counter that? Well done Argentina!

​@@crosstraffic187 Genius indeed!!! First Abuelas (de Plaza de Mayo), now H.I.J.O.S., they are absolutely national treasures for their work and until we know what happened to each and every single person disappeared and their children, we are in debt to them.

Enforced dissapearance keeps happening in Argentina. Im a lawyer and suvivor, and I recorded my own kidnapping in a cell phone, just a few minutes before we got taken. The first time it happened was in 2013,, in the Goverment of Cristina Kirchner. i recorded policemen geting into our company at night, with unidentified cars, without a uniform, covered faces, without "legal procedure witnesses"*, and without any kind of warrant. That was 100% against every argentinian of law. The guy leading the assault group was the Chief of the Federal Police, Marcelo Lepwalts, recently sentenced for narcotraffic, and conspirancy. He took our company by assault. 30 people were murdered. This crimes were commited with political suppourt, and still unpunished. Back in the 70s, it was an ideology conflict (comunism vs capitalism). Now its all about narco-politicians, lots of money, and politicians who want to hide his crimes. i was very lucky to be released alive, and I gueess it happens cause many saw when they took me. The criminals behind that were mafias, and (as i sayd) the chief of the Federal police of Santa Fe (the "Argentinian Sinaloa"). They killed more people than the military dictatorship, but everything was silenced cause they control the press and the goverment. I will release my own report in ENGLISH soon. if you care about Human Rights, please stay tuned. Prosecution against military was not about justice. It was about revenge and politicians impunity. They took goverment in the 83, they start robbing, and even his grand sons of this politicians had never ever worked. Every politician becomes a millionaire. The country and the people were sacked. This iis the only country in the World without and Odebretch scandall sentenced.

Enforced dissapearance keeps happening in Argentina. Im a lawyer and suvivor, and I recorded my own kidnapping in a cell phone, just a few minutes before we got taken. The first time it happened was in 2013,, in the Goverment of Cristina Kirchner. i recorded policemen geting into our company at night, with unidentified cars, without a uniform, covered faces, without "legal procedure witnesses"*, and without any kind of warrant. That was 100% against every argentinian of law. The guy leading the assault group was the Chief of the Federal Police, Marcelo Lepwalts, recently sentenced for narcotraffic, and conspirancy. He took our company by assault. 30 people were murdered. This crimes were commited with political suppourt, and still unpunished. Back in the 70s, it was an ideology conflict (comunism vs capitalism). Now its all about narco-politicians, lots of money, and politicians who want to hide his crimes. i was very lucky to be released alive, and I gueess it happens cause many saw when they took me. The criminals behind that were mafias, and (as i sayd) the chief of the Federal police of Santa Fe (the "Argentinian Sinaloa"). They killed more people than the military dictatorship, but everything was silenced cause they control the press and the goverment. I will release my own report in ENGLISH soon. if you care about Human Rights, please stay tuned. Prosecution against military was not about justice. It was about revenge and politicians impunity. They took goverment in the 83, they start robbing, and even his grand sons of this politicians had never ever worked. Every politician becomes a millionaire. The country and the people were sacked. This iis the only country in the World without and Odebretch scandall sentenced.

Yes yes weve heard that time afta time

@@effortlessawareness8778 how can you be so flippant?

@@bigaaron I don’t know 🤷‍♂️ I gues if it wasn’t for the US as a superpower i would not have my way of life. Comfortable living. Freedom. China would’ve gone rogue already

@@effortlessawareness8778 millions of ppl have died for your "comfortable" life and hundreds of millions more live in destitution just to maintain it.

@@effortlessawareness8778 "Hard Times makes Strong Men, Strong Men makes Easy Times, Easy Times makes Weak Men, Weak Men makes Hard Times

No fue un genocidio, fue una guerra civil entre el peronismo apoyado en la AAA y montoneros. asesinos matando asesinos. Videla siempre estuvo a disposición de Lopez rega

Los Montoneros asesinaron niños y secuestraron en condiciones inhumanas a cientos de personas. Mientras los chorros y chantas peronistas K siguen aplicando la justicia privada, ellos en total impunidad apoyan desde el Palacio K a los montoneros, hoy convertidos en ejemplares ciudadanos en total impunidad. No es justicia. Es la continuación de una guerra. Si fuera justicia ambos lados serían castigados. Esta gente afuera de las casas son la continuación de una guerra, no la busqueda de justicia. El comunismo sigue haciendo de las suyas en total impunidad.

@@ricardoralifer5244 Que tal ricardo!! ¿Quisiste escribir un comentario general?....O me respondiste a mi por error? Saludos. Abrazo.

Fuera alberto y cristina y todo ese peronismo de mierda

@@lorenzos2826 imaginemos que fue una guerra, por un segundo, siguen habiendo leyes qur protejen a los POW de maltratos, ADEMAS, que el estado tiene el poder de la rama judicial para ENJUICIAR Y ENCERRAR a los criminales, SIN HABLAR, de que por culpa de las juntas nuestras negociaciones por malvinas estan en punto muerto

Linda Noche !

The RAE dictiinary defines Genocide as: Extermination or systematic elimination of a human group based on race, ethnicity, religion, politics or nationality.

@@papasmamas1 That’s not the UN’s description and their’s is the important one. “ In the present Convention, genocide means any of the following acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group” Political dissenters are not included.

:)

What does that mean? Jump to the forklift?

muy !

#nofueron30.000

Un orgullo todo el movimiento. ¡Y pensar que todavía hay gente que niega el genocidio!

@@julianarodriguez5875 qué fuerte!

We all reamamber what the us army did in the death highway in iraq

E quando essas pessoas são confrontadas elas tem a cara de pau de dizer: "Num gosta, vai pra Venezuela!"

Mentira, a comissão da verdade enriqueceu Dilma Roussef com indenizações, enquanto ela não responde pelo guarda do banco que assassinou, seja como pistoleira, ou pior, como chefe de gangue, crime ainda maior. É Dilma, a assassina, que está na total impunidade, porque o comunismo silencia a verdade dos dois lados. É por isso que o PT apóia as Farc, com elas e com Fidel criaram o Criminoso Foro de São Paulo. É por isso que apóiam Maduro como partido depois de suas eleições fraudulentas. É por isso que apóiam a ditadura de partido único de Cuba e usam o dinheiro dos brasileiros pobres para construir o porto de Mariel e apoiar uma ditadura assassina em La Havana.

The CIA acts independently of the American people.

They didn't do nothing. First they trained military officials and personnel from Argentina and all the Latin-american countries to "counter-insurgency" techniques in the "Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation" at Fort Benning in Georgia. By "counter-insurgency techniques" they meant how to target, kidnap and torture activists to gather information and dismantle political organizations. Have a look at their graduates list on wikipedia, it's a who's who of all the worst genocide perpetrators of that era. Then they financed the coups and provided strategic support, sometimes military support too.

They also had FBI an CIA agents who toured these countries to teach and demonstrate torture techniques to Latin-american military personnel. They sometimes kidnapped homeless people for that purpose. Have a look at the story of Dan Mitrione, he was one of those. And when he died Sinatra and Jerry Lewis held a benefit concert for his family.

Well, they did a lot. They created those atrocities.

You must inform yourself. They did something, they supported the genocide

@@coachking5208 I don't understand the question.

Didn't Cuba support one in Angola. And the Soviets done it to a bunch of poor countries too.

Nunca más peronistas!

Yup. And then the released all the convicted terrorists which mostly fled to europe.

@@fedvvvv Convicted? Cuando fueron los juicios que hicieron los militares, porque si decis que fueron condenados es porque fueron sujetos a un proceso judicial, no? 😀

@@fedvvvv Lo que pensé, sos un pelotudito que repite frases de mierda y jamás investiga NADA que pueda desmentir tu relato. Andá a cagar, facho de cartulina.

Enforced dissapearance keeps happening in Argentina. Im a lawyer and suvivor, and I recorded my own kidnapping in a cell phone, just a few minutes before we got taken. The first time it happened was in 2013,, in the Goverment of Cristina Kirchner. i recorded policemen geting into our company at night, with unidentified cars, without a uniform, covered faces, without "legal procedure witnesses"*, and without any kind of warrant. That was 100% against every argentinian of law. The guy leading the assault group was the Chief of the Federal Police, Marcelo Lepwalts, recently sentenced for narcotraffic, and conspirancy. He took our company by assault. 30 people were murdered. This crimes were commited with political suppourt, and still unpunished. Back in the 70s, it was an ideology conflict (comunism vs capitalism). Now its all about narco-politicians, lots of money, and politicians who want to hide his crimes. i was very lucky to be released alive, and I gueess it happens cause many saw when they took me. The criminals behind that were mafias, and (as i sayd) the chief of the Federal police of Santa Fe (the "Argentinian Sinaloa"). They killed more people than the military dictatorship, but everything was silenced cause they control the press and the goverment. I will release my own report in ENGLISH soon. if you care about Human Rights, please stay tuned. Prosecution against military was not about justice. It was about revenge and politicians impunity. They took goverment in the 83, they start robbing, and even his grand sons of this politicians had never ever worked. Every politician becomes a millionaire. The country and the people were sacked. This iis the only country in the World without and Odebretch scandall sentenced.

@@jorgecesaro8903 THIS 👆👆👆 GUY STORY IS FAKE. 😀😀😀 Tremenda fanstasmeada te mandaste, delirante. Anda al psiquiatra.

Pero es la realidad .porque no.lo pueden mostrar? No es eso de lo que trata?

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@@nickarjoma5350 Untrue? just google Operation Condor. In fact, last year EEUU Declassified Documentation regarding this topic.

@@nickarjoma5350 I wasnt yours to take back. Also the guerrillas were used as an excuse, as they were never substantial enough to control territory, gain material support by any foreign power, or otherwise threaten your national security.

@@nickarjoma5350 that's so NOT true 😂. I've been all around Argentina (My Home country) and I can tell you that that's complete bs. Stop denying the facts. US gave logistical and political support to almost (if not all) of latin america's dictatorships.

@@nickarjoma5350 you know nothing about "the guerrillas". Just pure propaganda. Please, learn some proper history. The "guerrillas" came AFTER the dictatorship, not before. Your argument makes no sense.

@@nickarjoma5350 all your arguments are pure contradiction. Saying "you are not right" isn't a valid point. I dont know where did you learn history, but it seems we have very different sources. I have the data to back what i said (from the US in fact). So, unless you have a valid argument besides "You are lying" continuing this makes no sense.

Is pro-democracy and anti-imperialism bad? Wait,... Is he too communist or not communist enough for you?

@@bachvandals3259 he lied to the world about the famine in Ukraine. He protected Stalin's image and received a prize for his biased reporting.

Russia should too, right? I mean this never would've happened of both sides kept their cool.

@@seanbrummfield448 yes. I just didn't include Russia because they are a basically a defective democracy and I'd have to include many other states then. I still believe most western states have working democracies and should adhere to high standards because of that ^^

Cara al Sol 👀

@@matty454 yeah those kinda songs are useful for history lessons and term papers on ideology and music. Some in Germany still like to sing songs that are from the dictatorship (Horst Wesse Lied), which shows that old mass psychoses die slowly I guess.