A RETOMADA DA JUSTIÇA PENAL NA TRANSIÇÃO ARGENTINA (2005-2015)

Abstract

Abstract: Taking into account the repeal of the impunity laws (2001-2005), we are here interested in reconstructing the reopening of the trials of human rights violations in Argentina. First, the Simon Case , which had its first ruling in 2001 and was confirmed by the Supreme Court of Justice in 2005; then, law 25.779, of 2003, passed in the National Congress, that explicitly annulled the amnesty laws; and finally, the judicial approach that assembles repression circuits of State terrorism (1976-1983) in megacausas within the framework of the notion of genocide . Our focus is to understand the judicial complexity of the Argentine case of transitional justice. \nKeywords: Argentine civil-military dictatorship (1976-1983). Transitional justice. Genocide.