The author of "Operation Condor: Covenant criminal" in a particular way enhanced the presentation of the Argentine prosecutor Miguel Osorio, who estimated at two thousand 700-called "death flights" made between 1976 and 1978 by the military dictatorship.
not counting, because it could be other raids of this kind is not known yet, Calloni said, noting that it is not possible to establish even an approximate number of victims of this practice of extermination.
The meeting convened here by the local MP Remo Carlottto also allowed to listen to complaints made by Jorge Auat, Attorney General of the Coordination and Monitoring Unit of the causes of human rights violations to the Attorney General's Office.
Auat-reviewed Calloni in Prensa Latina, reported serious problems still plague Argentina to justice in the prosecution of the repressors of the last military dictatorship and which are reflected in the delay, in some cases, and handling processes in others.
The Latin American Meeting for the Memory, Truth and Justice was attended by representatives of the legislative committees on Human Rights in Uruguay, Chile and Argentina, former political prisoners, and plaintiff attorneys in cases of crimes against humanity.
Among those who attended the meeting, two days, were the Paraguayan lawyer Martin Almada, who discovered the Condor files in that nation, and the historic leader Brazilian Jair Krischke.
fellow also Joao Vicente Goulart, son of former President Joao Goulart, who was assassinated in exile in the framework of Operation Condor, and Dr. Alberto Espinoza, a lawyer for cases involving crimes against humanity in the process in Chile, among others .
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