US EditionTrial for “Villazo”: 15 Acquittals and Two Low Sentences
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Writing Open Channel The expected verdict of the case known as El Villazo fell this Tuesday as an unexpected blow for victims, family members and human rights organizations. The Federal Oral Court No. 1 of Rosario acquitted by majority the 17 accused, among them two former civilian directors of the company Acindar, pointed out as a key element in the articulation between economic power and state repression prior to the 1976 coup. The ruling com…
The 1st Federal Oral Court of Rosario announced Tuesday at noon its verdict in the trial of the case known as the Villazo, for crimes against humanity committed against metalworkers in 1975, in Villa Constitución, in a bloody police and parapolice repression, prelude to the military civic dictatorship that came the following year. Of the 18 accused, only two received some sentence: the former Head of Personal Division of Acindar, Roberto Pellegr…
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