Argentine forensic team to announce new identifications of disappeared during dictatorship

The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team (EAAF) continues its vital work, bringing closure to families and contributing to the pursuit of justice for the victims of the last military dictatorship. The upcoming announcement of new identifications of disappeared individuals, whose remains were discovered at the 'Loma del Torito' site in Córdoba, underscores the ongoing efforts to uncover the truth about the atrocities committed between 1976 and 1983.

This discovery, made possible through meticulous anthropological and DNA analysis, is particularly significant as it occurred near La Perla, one of the largest clandestine detention centers in the country. The EAAF's dedication, since its founding in 1984, has been instrumental in identifying over 800 disappeared persons, working tirelessly in former detention centers and mass graves.

Human rights organizations, such as the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, have rightly celebrated these findings, viewing each identification as a crucial step in the collective quest for memory, truth, and justice. The work of the EAAF is not merely scientific; it is a profound act of remembrance and a testament to the resilience of those seeking accountability for past crimes. This ongoing process is essential for Argentina's historical memory and its commitment to human rights.

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cada hallazgo es un paso más en la búsqueda de memoria, verdad y justicia