VOICED : Salvadorenos victimas de masacre de El Mozote demandan justicia

The video discusses the El Mozote massacre in El Salvador, the largest in recent Latin American history, where 986 people, including 558 children, were killed by the military in 1981. The UN's Truth Commission attributed the massacre to the Atlácatl Battalion. Survivors faced displacement, and legal actions were taken by the Inter-American Court to support victims. Initially protected by an amnesty law, the massacre's impunity was challenged when the law was repealed in 2016, allowing for renewed pursuit of justice.

What was the main demand of the Salvadoran farmers regarding the El Mozote massacre?

• To receive financial compensation

• To relocate to a different country

• To enforce reparations measures for the victims

• To establish a new government

Who was blamed for the El Mozote massacre by the Truth Commission?

• The United Nations

• The leftist guerrilla

• The Salvadoran government

• The Atlácatl Battalion

How many children were among the victims of the El Mozote massacre?

• 558

• 200

• 400

• 600

What did the Inter-American Court of Human Rights order in 2012 regarding the massacre?

• To establish a new government

• To provide military support

• To create a Victims' Registry and development programs

• To ignore the past events

When was the amnesty law, which pardoned war atrocities, repealed?

• 2016

• 2012

• 2000

• 1993