The government of Javier Milei is attacking the process of truth and justice in Argentina. By decree, it has dismantled the Special Investigation Unit of the National Commission for the Right to Identity (Conadi) that was searching for children stolen during the dictatorship. This measure was taken in the midst of the scandal caused by the visit of six pro-government deputies to the genocidaires of the dictatorship, incarcerated in the Ezeiza prison. One of the visitors, Lourdes Arrieta, seen in the controversial photo, wearing an orange jacket, highlighted a plan by her party colleagues to free the repressors.
As part of the the current climate of denial, On July 11, six deputies from President Javier Milei's party, La Libertad Avanza, went to the Ezeiza prison to visit Alfredo Astiz, Raúl Guglielminetti and Adolfo Donda, among other repressors imprisoned for crimes against humanity. The photo shocked the country. In addition to Arrieta, there were deputies Beltrán Benedit, Guillermo Montenegro, Alida Ferreyra Ugalde, María Fernanda Araujo and Rocío Bonacci. In this image, Astiz, an emblem of state terrorism in Argentina, can be seen behind him.