Ten Findings from Ten Years of Data on Transnational Repression | Freedom House
Transnational repression threatens security and human rights. The more we know about who is committing it and how, the better we can fight to end it.| Freedom House
n° 1.504 'VIDELA, Jorge Rafael y otros s/privación ilegal de la libertad personal'| plancondor.org
Authoritarian regimes inspired by the National Security Doctrine expanded across the length and breadth of South America under the geopolitical context of the Cold War. Authoritarian regimes swept across the region, beginning with Paraguay in 1954, followed by Brazil in 1964, and then came another wave of military coups that struck Bolivia in 1971, Uruguay and Chile in 1973, and, finally, Argentina in 1976.| plancondor.org
Transnational repression threatens security and human rights. The more we know about who is committing it and how, the better we can fight to end it.| Freedom House
