Argentinians Struggle to Come to Terms with their Past

The video discusses the history of the ESMA, a former detention and torture center in Buenos Aires used during Argentina's Dirty War from 1976 to 1983. It highlights the experiences of Leila, a survivor, and the ongoing struggle for justice for the victims. Despite the passage of time, many perpetrators remain unpunished, and recent events underscore the slow pace of justice. The ESMA now serves as a place of remembrance, but the legacy of the Dirty War continues to affect Argentina.

What is the significance of the ESMA today?

What challenges do victims face regarding justice for crimes committed during the dictatorship?