The Court confirms that the cases against political organizations from the 70’s have already expired

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Judge Maru00eda Servini ruled that the actions of political organizations in the 1970s are not crimes against humanity, war crimes, or severe human rights violations, making them prescripted. As a result, she rejected a request by human rights organizations to reopen a case related to the 1976 events at the Federal Security Superintendence. The Argentine justice system has consistently maintained since 2001 that the state's repressive actions during the military dictatorship constitute crimes against humanity and are therefore imprescriptible. The government, judiciary, and executive have committed to pursuing policies of Memory, Truth, and Justice for over 20 years, with over 320 public trials and the condemnation of nearly 1200 perpetrators. The document emphasizes that these policies are essential to democracy and the country's response to threats from those who seek to undermine them.