VOICED : Denuncian desaparicion forzada de manifestante en Argentina

Human rights organizations have labeled the disappearance of Santiago Maldonado, a young protester in Argentina, as forced. Witnesses claim he was taken by gendarmerie during a protest eviction. The government denies these claims, citing a lack of evidence. Humanitarian groups call for witness protection to ensure safe testimony.

What was Santiago Maldonado doing before his disappearance?

• He was working in a factory.

• He was on a vacation.

• He was participating in a mapuche protest.

• He was attending a concert.

How did human rights organizations classify Santiago Maldonado's disappearance?

• As a natural disaster.

• As a forced disappearance.

• As a case of mistaken identity.

• As a voluntary disappearance.

What was the stance of the Minister of Security regarding the disappearance?

• She blamed the Mapuche community.

• She claimed there was no evidence of a forced disappearance.

• She had no comment on the matter.

• She agreed it was a forced disappearance.

What did human rights organizations request for the witnesses?

• Public recognition of their bravery.

• Immediate arrest of the suspects.

• Financial compensation.

• Protection and guarantees for safety.

Why were some witnesses hesitant to provide information?

• They had no information to share.

• They feared repercussions from authorities.

• They were out of the country.

• They were not interested in the case.