VOICED: Argentine vets seek to mark unnamed Falkla

The video discusses the issue of 123 unidentified Argentinian soldiers buried in a mass grave with a simple epitaph. Many soldiers lacked ID tags, leading to their anonymity. Veterans view this as a lack of recognition from their homeland. There is a debate over using DNA tests to identify the bodies, with some veterans preferring traditional remembrance methods. The historical context of the disappeared during the Argentinian dictatorship is highlighted, and a legal review of DNA identification requests is underway. Families are increasingly supporting DNA identification, but with concerns about potential repatriation. The video concludes with families visiting the Falklands to honor their fallen relatives, emphasizing the emotional and political significance of the burial site.

What does the term 'disappeared victims' refer to in the context of the Argentinian dictatorship?

How do families feel about the DNA identification process for their fallen relatives?