2016
DOI: 10.1590/1678-49442016v22n3p799
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“Los Juzga Un Tribunal, Los Condenamos Todos”: Dos Conflitos Pelas Memórias, Moralidades E Verdade Nos Tribunais Argentinos

Abstract: Resumo Há mais de três décadas, familiares de desaparecidos da ditadura militar argentina se engajam em ações políticas para exigir Justiça pelas violações aos direitos humanos cometidas durante a repressão. Com a anulação das leis de anistia em 2005, abriram-se os caminhos legais para a responsabilização penal. Desde então, as narrativas sobre o passado entraram definitivamente em cena (e em disputa) nos tribunais do país. Baseado em etnografia dos julgamentos de delitos de lesa humanidade na Argentina, o art… Show more

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“…In Argentina, it can be said that there is an important social mobilisation tradition in terms of rights claim. Indeed, in the area analysed here, this has also been reflected in the production of several ethnographies on social movements and groups, which engage in all forms of activism in the public arena, either in relation to demands for "memory, truth and justice" for crimes committed during the dictatorship (Vecchioli 2000, 2001, Catela 2001a, 2001b, Tello 2003, Sanjurjo 2016, or vis-à-vis the efforts of relatives of institutional violence victims (Gingold 1997, Tiscornia 2008, Pita 2010. In Brazil -particularly in Rio de Janeiro -, the continuity between the "fight" for justice and memory in relation to the dictatorship, and the one linked to "police violence" cases is being incipiently fostered by the interaction of social movements, claiming that groups currently killed by "state violence", were also victims of the military dictatorship, despite not having been acknowledged by many official memory and reparation policies.…”
Section: Demands For Justice and Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Argentina, it can be said that there is an important social mobilisation tradition in terms of rights claim. Indeed, in the area analysed here, this has also been reflected in the production of several ethnographies on social movements and groups, which engage in all forms of activism in the public arena, either in relation to demands for "memory, truth and justice" for crimes committed during the dictatorship (Vecchioli 2000, 2001, Catela 2001a, 2001b, Tello 2003, Sanjurjo 2016, or vis-à-vis the efforts of relatives of institutional violence victims (Gingold 1997, Tiscornia 2008, Pita 2010. In Brazil -particularly in Rio de Janeiro -, the continuity between the "fight" for justice and memory in relation to the dictatorship, and the one linked to "police violence" cases is being incipiently fostered by the interaction of social movements, claiming that groups currently killed by "state violence", were also victims of the military dictatorship, despite not having been acknowledged by many official memory and reparation policies.…”
Section: Demands For Justice and Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17 For analyses on military narratives during dictatorial repression in Argentina, see Filc (1997), Salvi (2008; and Sanjurjo (2016).…”
Section: The Meanings and Values Of The Dead And Violencementioning
confidence: 99%