Article Summary

This article strongly argues that the current Argentine government is trying to dismantle policies focused on remembering the military dictatorship's atrocities, using emotionally charged language to highlight the struggle for memory, truth, and justice. While it presents some specific examples of the government's alleged actions—like canceling human rights policies and impeding the search for disappeared children—it primarily focuses on creating an 'us vs. them' dynamic, with human rights groups fighting against what it portrays as the government's denialist stance. The article emphasizes the ongoing suffering and the importance of remembering historical events.