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testimonials of delays. On Monday all the court


This Monday was taken on the oral and public process being carried out against gang of Feced for serious crimes against humanity committed during the dictatorship, Judgement and Punishment space preparing a series of activities door Rosario federal courts to enforce "no more delays in trials against humanity. "

Read the full article in The Daily Reckoning .

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repressors Baked Patti began the trial

The former mayor of Escobar Luis Patti began on Monday to be tried for crimes against humanity charges of aggravated murder, nine cases of illegal abductions and torture in four of the last dictatorship in the first process in oral against after the end of his political career when he was arrested following the reopening of the criminal case on these facts.

The former commissioner was entered minutes before eleven a side door on a stretcher, covered with a blanket and with his eyes closed the auditorium Hugo del Carril of the locality of José León Suárez, where he began the trial by the Federal Court in San Martin 1. Patti
addition
are judged the former de facto president Reynaldo Bignone, former General Santiago Omar Riveros and former Commissioner Escobar Juan Fernando Meneghini, who was head of Patti when he served with the inspector in charge of the branch officer of that northern town of Buenos Aires until 1977.

cases that are tried are the abduction and murder in a mock traffic accident of former deputy Diego Muniz Barreto and his secretary Juan Jose Fernandez, who escaped and testified to what happened before he died abroad.

sequestration also of young high school students and activists Carlos Souto, brothers Guillermo and Luis D'Amico and Osvaldo Ariosti, the last-released in 1978 and the kidnapping and murder of Gaston Goncalves, which Patti is accused of aggravated homicide. Just arrived

the couch with the accused, the court president gave Larrandart Lucila trial started reading the indictment in the statement made by Jorge Sica, in a room full of activists from human rights organizations briefly whistled Patti's entry to the premises. Surrounded
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family, nurses and prison guards, the former commissioner went on stage next to the alternatives reading, which reminded the first indictment against him for murder with malice of the young Gaston Goncalves, kidnapped by a group he joined and taken to the police station Escobar, where he was tortured. Aware

without opening his eyes at any time, semitapado by guards of the prison service, accompanied by nurses from a company at times of emergencies we took the pressure and spoke in his ear, Patti spent the morning lying on the couch hospital, covered by a gray blanket of green trim and dress shoes fitness equipment and sports
.

judges disposed to attend the trial after receiving the week pass a final medical report that could tell a good position to be present, despite his arrest continue Fleni clinic to undergo rehabilitation following a stroke after an operation.

both the requirement of Sica and in that of the prosecuting attorneys for the family Goncalves, read by the afternoon, said Patti had an "anger" with the militant particular steward of Escobar, who had threatened several times .

also be remembered, among other tests, which in a democracy an employee of the cemetery direct threats
Escobar reported the then Mayor Patti when he wanted to sue justice that the place had bodies buried as NN from the dictatorship.

The woman made the allegation, Patricia Grace Chu, was expelled from the cemetery and the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team performed the tests on remains found and identified thus Goncalvez.

As Muniz Barreto and his secretary was proven that Patti was the one who stopped them both in a butcher, took to the branch and from there they both were taken to simulate the accident which killed the former legislator.

The trial began half an hour later than planned, with judges Larrandart, Marta Milloc and Horacio Sagretti sitting in the back of the stage, Illuminated by spotlights, amid tight security measures that included cutting the adjacent streets to the site of Buenos Aires district of San Martín. Patti

is defended by the former head of the National Chamber of Criminal Appeal and Silvio Bisordi Alfredo Duarte, who after a break asked the court permission to continue the trial Patti inside the ambulance, as if it were an adjacent room to room .

Amid murmurs of disapproval from the audience, the lawyer said that in the morning had been 160 over 100 of
pressure and experienced physical ailments, whereupon Larrandart granted the request. The defendants face

charges of "violation of domicile on two occasions, illegal deprivation of freedom aggravated by abuse of authority, violence and threats in nine chances, tormenting political persecution worsened in six opportunities and murder aggravated by treachery."

The first hearing was attended Mothers of Plaza de Mayo Founding Line Nora Cortinas and Taty Almeida, among others, Adolfo Perez Esquivel, relatives of the victims whose cases are tried, such as former deputy Diego Muniz Barreto and members as the court in July Piumato . In the hall waved banners with pictures of victims and a group of children waited nearby.

Patti entered the police station Escobar on 4 January 1972 and served until March 7, 1977 with the rank of deputy inspector and according to the charges was in charge of intelligence and traveled area factories looking listings
delegates who were illegally detained.

were read in the day of the prosecution allegations, complaints by relatives of victims and the Human Rights Secretariat of the Nation, which also operates in the cause.

The hearings will continue next Thursday mid-October and is scheduled to begin the testimony.

Télam / Drafting Rosario

Ist Period After Giving Birth

3rd. Circular of the Conference for Study and Reflection on the Argentine and Latin American Student Movement

Is requested and appreciated its dissemination


3rd. CIRCULAR

III º Days of Study and Reflection on

Student Movement Argentine and Latin American

La Plata (Argentina), 16, 17 and September 18, 2010


Organizers:
Faculty of Humanities and Education, Universidad Nacional de La Plata (UNLP)
Colectivo de Estudios e Investigaciones Sociales (CEIS)
Researchers About Student Movement (ISME)

Sponsorships accessions
Research Project "Action and social control devices on stage Santa Fe"-CESIL / FHUC-Universidad Nacional del Litoral Working
Making History Student Association
New Option (Undead Luján)
Department of Sociology at the General Coordination UNLP


Paul Bonavena

Academic Committee
Adriana Rodríguez (UNS)
Fernando Gabriel Romero (UNS)
Sandra Carli UBA)
Julian Rebón (Instituto Gino Germani UBA)
Paul Buchbinder (UNGS-CONICET-UBA)
Christian Castillo (UBA-UNLP)
Adriana Pons (UNR)
Gustavo Guevara (UNR)
Ana Barletta (UNLP)
Hugo Biagini (CECI)
Javier Varela (UADER)

Organizing Committee
Agustín Navarro (UNLP) Juan
Califa (UBA-CONICET UNGS) Mauricio
Chama (UNLP-UNMPM) Alejandro Fernandez
Plastino (UNLP) Magdalena
Lanteri (UNLP-Provincial Archives of Memory, based in La Plata)
Mariano Millan (UBA-CONICET UNGS)
Pablo Roma (UNLP)
Mariana Mendonca (UBA)




Thematic Tables Table 1: The student movement between the history of the Reformation of 1918 and the Liberating Revolution (1880 - 1955) Coordinators: Juan Sebastian Caliph and Alice Tome ( UNR)

Table 2: The student movement of the Reformation to the Revolution (1955/1976) Coordinators: Magdalena Lanteri and Horacio Robles

Table 3: The student movement Argentina today. Coordinators: Fernando Romero (UNS) Jorge Hernán Hereñú (UNLu) and Paula Talamonti (UNLP)

Table 4: Destruction and Reconstruction of the student movement. The "Process" to the present. Coordinators: Paul Roma (UNLP) and Agustín Navarro (UNLP)

Table 5: The student movement in Latin America. Coordinators: Paul Becher (UNS) and Daniela Paula Fernandez (UNS).

Table 6: Youth, college life and sociability student: theories, approaches and experiences. Chairs: Alejandro Fernandez Plastino and Mariana Chaves.

Table 7: Theory, methods, techniques and sources in the student movement and research students. Coordinators: Maximiliano Roman and Patricia Orbe.
(in this table are received presentations from up to 5 pages)


First day (Thursday)
17 hours: 17.45 hours
Accreditation: Overview of the Conference
18 to 21 hours: 18
Open Panels Hours: reformist student movement in Latin America: Hugo Biagini and panelists to be confirmed.
19 hours: The youths, students and student movements in the social sciences.
Speakers: Ana Maria Barletta, Mariana Chaves and Sandra Carli. Moderator: Alejandro Fernandez Plastino. Second day

(Friday) morning and afternoon
(9 to 18 hours): tables thematic papers.
13 to 14 hours, book presentations (proposals are received!)
"Children of Cordobazo Juan Ignacio González. Editorial Spartacus Córdoba.
18.30 hs.: Presentation of the digital document collection "La Universidad Nacional del Sur 1957-1976)" of the Documentation Centre and Archives of the Provincial Commission for Memory, by Laura Lenci.
19.30 hs.: Panel: "The student movement in Argentina in the '60s and '70s."
Speakers: Adriana Rodriguez (UNS), Nelida Diburzi (UNL), Daniel Badan (Presenting his book "pencils. The days and nights") and Edgardo Fernández Stacco (presenting his book "Abandonment of contemplation. Notes on the history of the UNS). Moderator: Mauricio Chama.

third day (Saturday)
9 to 10.30 am: Lectures
11 am: Panel: The student organization and projections and political union: bodies of delegates, student centers and federations. News and perspective.
Exhibitors: leaders of professional bodies and student representatives in university government.
12 pm: Panel: The student movement and democratization university today.
Speakers: Christian Castillo (UBA-UNLP), Mauro Cristeche (UNLP) and members of student organizations.
Moderator: Paul Bonavena

Previous Activities Pre-Conference



Gino Germani Research Institute June 11, 1917 hs.
CBC, UBA, home Martinez June 18, 9 am. Classroom 11.
Tucumán: End of June
Luján: August Month


ACCORDING TO THE MANY REQUESTS prorogued, AND THANKING THOSE WHO HAVE ALREADY SENT YOUR ABSTRACT, PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DATES TO SUBMIT have been redefined:
a) Sending abstracts: a isme.argentina @ gmail.com by July 16, 2010 (200 words). Indicate table topic, institutional affiliation of author / s and email.
b) Submission of full papers and communications: a isme.argentina @ gmail.com before August 15, 2010.

were given two types of papers: Papers
up to 20 A4 pages in Times New Roman 12, 1.5.
Communications: up to 5 pages A4 with the same information as the papers.

Works arriving on schedule are guaranteed publication in CD upon acceptance of the authors.

c) accept suggestions and accessions to the days

Information: www.ism-argentina.blogspot.com


The book published work of the first conference is available at: "The student movement in Argentina. Stories present. " Paul Bonavena, Mariano Juan Sebastian Millan Caliph and compilers:

http://sites.google.com/site/marianoignaciomillan/movimiento-estudiantil-ar

The attachment is "Libromovestud.zip"