torturers of the military dictatorship to be released
Buenos Aires - The Argentine justice has ordered that eleven soldiers are released from custody. There are former Marine officers accused of torture, murder and other crimes during the period of military dictatorship (1976-83). As a reason for his move was in the national Supreme Court for criminal cases that defendants should be held prior to their final sentence up to two years in prison. The Supreme Court, Carlos Fayt, said: "It is not our fault but that of the Parliament." This had failed to adapt the process right so that the 800 blocked criminal proceedings may be continued.
"This is a disgrace to the Argentines," said President Cristina Kirchner announced after the court decision. Among the officers There is also two for the murder of French nuns in France and Italy to life imprisonment for convicted Alfredo Astiz, who committed his crimes in the Navy School of Mechanics (ESMA), the largest secret prison of the military dictatorship.
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