French President François Hollande joins Estela Carlotto in tribute to Argentine Dirty War victims.

[Judi Lynn]

3. Wonderful learning they created this area where people can stand and ponder the tragedy

of all those human beings as they were thrown from the military aircraft, falling through the sky, to their deaths in the deep waters off the shore, and only AFTER they had been brutally tortured, first. All because they were people who protested the fascist, US-supported dictatorship.

It should be a good place to collect their thoughts, and remind themselves that yes, it really happened.

I have to wonder now that a neo-fascist has taken the reigns, they might start rounding up the people who use that park area for its intended purpose, a place to reflect, mourn the lost, and hope for the future.