VOICED : Rechazo en Argentina a editorial sobre crimenes de la dictadura

The transcript discusses a controversial editorial from La Nación, which called for ending trials related to Argentina's dictatorship era. This sparked widespread backlash, including from the newspaper's own staff. The editorial was criticized for comparing past revolutionary militancy to recent terrorist attacks in Paris. The transcript highlights Argentina's societal changes and the ongoing commitment to building democracy, emphasizing that over 600 people have been convicted in these trials.

What was the main message of the La Nación editorial titled 'No más venganza'?

• To promote new trials for recent crimes

• To celebrate the election of Mauricio Macri

• To support the continuation of trials for dictatorship crimes

• To end the trials for crimes during the last dictatorship

How did the staff of La Nación respond to the controversial editorial?

• They supported it wholeheartedly

• They wrote a follow-up editorial in support

• They were indifferent to it

• They rejected it

What significant change does the reaction to the editorial indicate about Argentina?

• An increase in revolutionary militancy

• A shift towards authoritarianism

• A fundamental change in societal values

• A decline in democratic principles

What comparison did the editorial make that was met with disapproval?

• Comparing the media's role in different countries

• Comparing Argentina's economy with that of Paris

• Comparing the current government with past dictatorships

• Comparing past revolutionary militancy with recent terrorist attacks

How many individuals have been convicted in the trials related to the dictatorship crimes?

• Over 1000

• Over 600

• Over 300

• Over 100