A few days met the thirty-third anniversary of coup of State mourned our country, devastating the lives of tens of thousands of youth and the dreams of many more, under the installed debate about the responsibilities that you are fit to each the Powers of the Republic to ensure the prosecution and punishment of those guilty of horrific crimes of those who constitute our national history, a local newspaper, Rosario 12, published an interview (whose synthesis appears thesame Sunday 15 at page 12) shows a judge of the Nation, Dr. Laura Inés Cosidoy, a member of Court No. 1 Oral Rosario, reveling in the revival of affection that binds untouched who succeed to the role of Commander in Chief of the Army II currently imprisoned and tried Ramón Genaro Díaz Bessone, who shares most Galtieri responsibility of all crimes against humanity were committed in our area during Years of Lead. The story of Judge unfolds before our eyes are real fresh scenes of "procedures" dictatorial. In his role then as Attorney Official Defender, we see come and go with complete familiarity Command of the Second Army Corps in Cordoba and Moreno, usually sit in chairs, socialize with Commander Galtieri about saving lives y-discount-which are also affected. Ask - Inclement? - For whom she considers innocent. We see go into a booth of the Villa Devoto prison, where at times the Mayor Soria earned him entry, suggesting some political prisoners, only his family name, of course, to sign "something inside the jail" ... "* no * information was needed that people * (sic) ... was to admit things, or give up something, to put such a way to say 'I do not like or am not more montonero 'a thing. "A very simple procedure with which the prisoner could no longer be available to the Executive. We see tears in her eyes, imbued with emotion, recalling his friendship with Galtieri. We listened to recall "a rare event, movement of people," he knew by the mouth of their clients (which have been able to tell them but lurid stories about were kidnapped and tortured, how they killed some of their peers?) We hear, however, recognize that you can not judge the commander Galtieri for "having nothing to think I was able to make a cosaasí." Without ignoring the existence of "integrated operations forces soldiers and police." We listened to cast a veil of suspicion that "there may be people in this time you are fighting for human rights or who may be holding public office and that can afford to say that bombed." The concepts in this news story laNación pour the judge, everything he says, which has no waste, confronts us with a situation very delicate. Beyond the acceptance or rejection of his disqualification by the Supreme Court's Office (which, said the judge would have already issued), or a possible disqualification of the parties. Statements in this dismal figure, an example of collusion of the judiciary with the dictatorial regime, our deepest feelings hurt democracy. And summon, without doubt, an active policy decision by the State for Human Rights. Or can perhaps sustain a democracy with judges who, far from promoting human rights, are publicly ascribing experiences the injured to limits never before experienced? To put it another way: that the Supreme Court accepts or not the request for disqualification of Dr. Laura Cosidoy in one of several cases against crimes committed by the terrorist state that deal in Rosario, any of the parties involved in Guerrieri-cause the prosecution or the defense, and to recuse the judge in question is or is not ultimately challenged, * does not change the institutional quality ** ** propioTribunal, ie the administration of justice .** * Y opera, in fact, ad infinitum postponement of the trials, that is, ultimately, your no substantiation. What I would change the institutional quality, and open the possibility of a Justice according to the democratic system is that the courts were no longer composed of people of this ilk. The stay of Dr. Laura Cosidoy in the judiciary, especially with the hierarchy usually has symbolic and material effects incalculable. E unpredictable. Many of them invisible to those who do not know the ground thoroughly, because they are related both to what actually happens, * as to what may or may not * * ever in these conditions come to pass *. Since attending almost total impunity, barely scratched by the note of March 2005 which referred to the reporter Maggi. Worth rereading that note, in which, four years ago! - Two survivors of Service Information, Marta Bertolino and Liliana Gomez (both witnesses and complainants in Case Feced) provide clues shy of the facts that the judge referred today to adult nerve. We wondered whether these contained no news worthy of a penalty trial of any action by the Judicial Council to remove from office the judge. Shortness If the Supreme Court should not react. In any case, the response to those discussed should be strong and, if possible, come from places with more institutional power than moderately concerned who have been victims of state terrorism. The institutions of democracy can not stop to react if we really want to clear the last stage to be the old desire to prosecute and punish those responsible.
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS * * * Open Letter
Province of Santa Fe *
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