"THE VOICE OF THE VICTIMS OF TERRORISM AND IMPUNITY IN ARGENTINA" ... Dr. Victoria Villarruel Oslo Forum ...
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Terrorism and impunity in Argentina May 16, 2011 Dr. Victoria Villarruel
Oslo, Oslo, Norway
freedom of expression and allowing me to give voice to the thousands of missing persons of social memory in Argentina. During those 6 years, the de facto government cracked down on terrorist organizations, but their human rights violated victimizing them and related sectors. Later the relatives of detainees and missing began to meet and the period following the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo and other organizations fought for the rights of their children.
The story spread also includes the laundering of terrorist acts because they were opposed to a dictatorship. 
And two of them reached Montoneros ERP and internationally from its contacts in Cuba, Libya and Nicaragua, as well as the ETA and PLO. 
eg Los Montoneros received military training in the Middle East and gave change technology for the manufacture of plastic explosive C4, which the PLO subsequently used in several attacks in Israel.
criminal acts of these terrorist organizations are not part of the story spread, and therefore there are no victims. 
These organizations seek to take power and used terrorism to achieve their ends. During the 10 years he acted left thousands of innocent victims.
As we have seen the spread period is referred to the years 1976 to 1983.
As we have seen the spread period is referred to the years 1976 to 1983.
But it is essential to clarify that before the de facto government in 1976 there was a democracy and members of terrorist organizations were granted amnesty and invited to participate in politics. However
terrorist organizations have increased their attacks during the democratic period. It was at that moment when they began to train its fighters militarily, estimated between 15 and 20 thousand people, to integrate the irregular forces that were creating. The people's revolutionary army and the army montonero.
These two terrorist organizations began their attacks during military rule in 1970, continued for democracy and concluded: The ERP in 1978 with the attack on a theater and Montoneros in late 1979 with the murder of a Swiss-Argentinean and his driver.
Between 1969 and 1980 there were more than 21,000 terror attacks of different magnitude, resulting in the unfortunate daily average of 7 attempts for 10 years.
In December 1977 the Times of London said: "The terrorists and West German Italian can not be compared with the strength and ferocity of the Argentine groups ..."
Today in Latin America there is a new phenomenon: former terrorists reach of government functions. Despite the success of their management from an ethical point of view is a setback in the battle against terrorism. The message that we transmit young people is that terrorism is a viable way to achieve political objectives, which should be discouraged because only through the institutions of democracy and respect for and dialogue can lead the destiny of a nation.
This talk is entitled "Terrorism and Impunity in Argentina" and PC. wonder where he might be impunity in a country that is considered a leader in the fight for human rights. However, today as I talk to PC., Thousands of anonymous citizens still can not enjoy the recognition of their human rights because the State has chosen to exclude and discriminate against any government policy relating with the time when these terrible events occurred.
are victims, may seem abstract, so I want to materialize briefly in these faces, representing the thousands who have no rights in Argentina and are still waiting for 28 years of democracy for the state to protect him and not encourage impunity as before their victimizers.
Among them are workers, judges, businessmen, children, politicians, philosophers, citizens of Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, France. Great Britain, USA, etc.
They were killed, kidnapped, tortured, lost their property destroyed by bombs or maimed forever by terrorist acts.
No legal case claiming the rights of victims justice flourished in Argentina. The judges appear to be guarantors of impunity of perpetrators.
While members of terrorist organizations, enjoy their full rights, social recognition, government support and support of NGOs and foreign governments.
The Argentine government and especially the current administration have created the greatest discrimination between victims by denying them rights to thousands of people and give all rights to their victimizers.
Dictatorships are unacceptable. Terrorism is too. However, in Argentina was chosen to show the rape on one side and hide the other and stood in the middle of civilians and noncombatants, mostly attacked by terrorists crossing yet remain homeless in the streets with their assailants, officials said Thursday, journalists, but mainly people who enjoy impunity.
The government is showing the world as a fervent defender of human rights.
But
But
reality following action in this field, generated a profound discrimination against innocent victims. No criminal investigation related to terrorism progress in Argentina, including the current government protects foreign terrorists refuse to extradite to other countries.
The Cause for the bombing of the AMIA Jewish Mutual has more than 15 years to be resolved and it hovers over the rumor of government complicity with Iran, as reported recently behind a leading journalist.
The only full rights granted to the Argentine government are members terrorist organizations victimized by the government de facto. In exchange for these organizations began to validate the acts of government.
The degree of repair and public tribute to the former terrorists is such that victims are innocent civilians with monuments dedicated to the murderers of their relatives.
In Argentina the concept of human rights is unnatural and involves a clear ideological bias. The government, while showing at the forefront of transitional justice, not only discriminate between victims, but is reluctant to condemn human rights violations in countries such as Cuba, Venezuela, Libya and Iran.
These faces are the same we saw in the Twin Towers in Atocha, the London Underground station in Bologna and in many other unfortunate episodes.
They suffered the same pain and in some cases the same terror. terrorist organizations in my country have gone unpunished and victims are still denied their rights. Thank you very much.
Dr. Victoria Villarruel
Source and photo credit: Oslo Freedom Forum - SalaStampaEu public domain information
A voice that rises and is heard in international fora for the knowledge of the world, the voice of victims of terrorism in Argentina ... Reviewed and published by Miguel ...
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