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- Miguel Osvaldo Etchecolatz (1 May 1929 – 2 July 2022) was an Argentine police officer, who worked in the Buenos Aires Provincial Police during the first...
- Kirchner after testifying in trial against dictatorship criminal Miguel Etchecolatz. López was kidnapped and taken to different clandestine detention centres...
- her meetings with Videla and what they talked about, referencing the Etchecolatz case. In late August 2023, it was made public that Villarruel's name...
- Buenos Aires Provincial Police, and Director of Investigations Miguel Etchecolatz were tasked with eliminating the UES. On 16 and 17 September 1976, masked...
- disappeared after testifying at trial against Dirty War criminal Miguel Etchecolatz, and has not been seen since. 19 November 2006 Ammar al-Saffar 50 Iraq...
- 2003. "Argentina s****s amnesty laws". "Condenaron a Etchecolatz a reclusión perpetua" ("Etchecolatz sentenced to life imprisonment"), La Nación, 19 September...
- Reorganization Process (El proceso) (1976–1983). Wernich worked in Miguel Etchecolatz's Direction of Investigations of the provincial police with the rank of...
- genocide by a court of law for the first time during the trial of Miguel Etchecolatz, a former senior official of the Buenos Aires Provincial Police. Crimes...
- convictions for human rights abuses. In 2006, the government tried Miguel Etchecolatz, the first to be prosecuted of potentially 600 defendants. Witnesses...
- involved the former Buenos Aires Provincial Police second-in-command Miguel Etchecolatz, ended in September 2006 and laid down jurisprudence by acknowledging...