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tenorly

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2. Jujuy Province has always been Argentina's "Mississippi" as far as civil rights and haughty elites
Mon May 15, 2017, 12:21 PM
May 2017

It's a mountainous, dry place - as opposed to a flat, humid place like Mississippi - and the victims are Indigenous rather than Black; but other than that they're not that different.

As for the 43 dead Gendarmerie officers, you guessed it: neither Macri nor Morales have never been held accountable for either in the courts or in the media (big media, anyway).

The officers' widows and survivors should have sued, sure; but they've no doubt been intimidated into silence or simply paid off. I can't blame them.

(for those not familiar with the case: https://www.democraticunderground.com/110846173)

Thanks as always for your research, insights, and passion, Judi. We'll see where the UN Working Group and the IACHR goes with this.

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