Since the 1990s, and with greater impetus since the early 2000s, there has been a public push to hold sectors of society such as the press, the Catholic Church, political officials and business executives responsible for their role in dictatorship-era crimes.
Judicial investigations into powerful economic interests – such as steelmaker Acindar, Mercedes Benz, food company Molinos Río de la Plata and sugar mill Ledesma – have made slow progress. Victorio Paulón, one of CELS’ board members, explains why in this excerpted interview conducted by Memoria Abierta.