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1986 December 24

Full Stop Law

In an effort to reduce the number of trials of middle and lower-ranking officers of the bodies involved in the repression, President Raúl Alfonsín enacted the Full Stop Law (Act No. 23,492) on December 24, 1986, whereby the expiration of the criminal action for those who were not summoned to testify after sixty days was to expire, except for cases involving children misappropriation. On December 20, before discussions in Congress began, massive social protests invaded the streets of the city of Buenos Aires in repudiation of the halt to judicial investigations.

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Testimony of Hugo Cañon

Testimony of Graciela Filoñuk

Testimony of Julio Cesar Strassera

Testimony of Luis Niño

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"Ante el intento de Punto Final."(In the face of a full stop attempt). Press ...

Letter from Madres de Plaza de Mayo, Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, and Familiares...

Act No. 23,492: "Be it hereby ordered the end to any criminal action concerni...

"A veinticinco días del plazo fijado por la ley de punto final: evaluación pe...

Notes drafted for reading during the Protest against the Clean Slate Act on F...

Docket 132/87. The Permanent Assembly for Human Rights requests personnel and...

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