
Milei's government released a video for March 24 and told the full story.
Aspects of the story that were censored by Kirchnerism for political and economic purposes were revealed
The Government of Javier Milei once again took a firm stance in the vindication of the historical truth about the violent 70s in Argentina. In commemoration of March 24, it released a video titled "The Day of Memory, Truth, and Complete Justice," challenging the false narrative imposed on society by Kirchnerism and revealing aspects of history that have been systematically hidden for political and economic purposes. In the video, political scientist and writer Agustín Laje explains how the official version promoted in recent decades has reduced the conflict of the 70s to an ideological simplification that ignores the existence of leftist terrorist groups that operated in the country long before the 1976 coup. "I am part of a generation that lived its entire life in democracy. The violent 70s reached me only as an exercise in historical memory, which became state policy just when I entered high school," Laje notes. "In practice, this policy functioned as a process of destruction of historical truth, for partisan, ideological, and economic purposes," he adds.


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