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SUMMARY:Two Trials:  Law and Memory after Argentina’s Dictatorship - Ram
  Natarajan\, Visiting Fellow\, Wolfson College\; Assistant Professor\, Ant
 hropology\, University of Arkansas
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DESCRIPTION:Two of the largest detention centers of Argentina’s last dic
 tatorship were the Atletico-Banco-Olimpo circuit and the Naval Mechanical 
 School\, where over seven thousand people were interrogated and tortured\,
  their bodies and rights violated.  After decades of amnesty protections\,
  the Argentine state reorganized the country’s politics and national ide
 ntity and initiated criminal proceedings against the dictatorship’s perp
 etrators in 2005.   \n\nArgentina’s justice efforts vary fundamentally f
 rom the truth and reconciliation model of other societies.  As glimpsed in
  the trials of the Atletico-Banco-Olimpo circuit and the Naval Mechanical 
 School\, the work of the judiciary has been arduous and incomplete\, with 
 proceedings documenting the depths of cruelty of the dictatorship\, yet on
 ly partially able to resolve culpability and justice.
LOCATION:Combination Room\, Wolfson College
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