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My entire country was transformed into a single, numerous death that at first seemed intolerable and that was later accepted with indifference and oblivion Tomás Eloy Martínez, 'Lugar común la muerte' (1979) Under the bushes / in the tall grass / on the bridges / in the canals / there are corpses Néstor Perlongher, 'Cadáveres' (1981) At what age can you start torturing a child? Martín Kohan, 'Dos veces junio' (2002) Terror does not operate solely on the victims, but fundamentally on society as a whole Daniel Feierstein, 'Genocide as a social practice' (2007) https://english.elpais.com/international/2026-03-24/from-testimony-and-denunciation-to-irony-and-humor-a-50-year-cultural-battle-for-the-memory-of-the-dictatorship-in-argentina.html #argentina #dictatorship #Videla

L'Huffington Post - News, inchieste e approfondimenti HuffPost: Argentina, 50 anni fa il golpe di Videla e la tragedia dei desaparecidos Il 24 marzo 1976 in Argentina iniziò una delle dittature più sanguinose della storia sudamericana: il colpo di Stato organizzato dalle forze armate con a capo il generale Jorge Rafael Videla depose la presidente Isabel Martinez de Peròn, "Isabelita" per l'Argentina e il mondo. In un Paese devastato da una grave crisi economica, con una inflazione altissima e un clima di violenza diffusa il nuovo regime sciolse il Congresso, sospese la Costituzione e soppresse le attività sindacali La presidenza Videla fu caratterizzata dal cosiddetto "terrore di Stato": ogni avversario politico, culturale o sociale inviso ai militari divenne "sovversivo". Oltre 30.000 persone tra intellettuali, studenti, sindacalisti, semplicemente scomparvero Argentina, 50 years ago the Videla coup and the tragedy of the disappeared. On March 24, 1976 in Argentina, one of the most bloody dictatorships in South American history began: the coup d'état organized by the armed forces, led by General Jorge Rafael Videla, deposed President Isabel Martinez de Perón, “Isabelita” for Argentina and the world. In a country devastated by a severe economic crisis, with extremely high inflation and a climate of widespread violence, the new regime dissolved the Congress, suspended the Constitution, and suppressed trade union activities. The Videla presidency was characterized by the so-called “state terror”: every political, cultural, or social opponent hostile to the military became “subversive.” Over 30,000 people, including intellectuals, students, union members, simply disappeared. #Argentina #Videla #SouthAmerican #JorgeRafaelVidela #Isabelita #Congress #Constitution https://www.huffingtonpost.it/video/2026/03/24/video/argentina_50_anni_fa_il_golpe_di_videla_e_la_tragedia_dei_desaparecidos-21505165/