Rodrigo Sepúlveda

The last Argentine military dictatorship left the people not only with fear but also a long list of missing persons. In order to investigate the fate of these people, a National Commission on the Disappearance of Persons (CONADEP) was formed on December 15, 1983, and concluded its work on September 20, 1984, with the preparation of a report entitled "Nunca Más" (Never Again). In Mendoza, more than 100 statements were received, but it was the testimony of a former officer of the Federal Police, Mendoza Delegation, that opened File No. 7746. This statement states that the Federal Police of our province carried out numerous operations, attacks, kidnappings, torture, murders, and robberies. File 7746, CONADEP, constitutes a new element for the Federal Court of Mendoza to judge those responsible for the largest genocide in the province.

A documentary that reconstructs, through the victims' testimony, the history of the most brutal clandestine center that operated in Mendoza from 1975 until the end of the military dictatorship. A document that provides information on the operations of the Mendoza Police Intelligence Department, which operated in the Police Palace, two blocks from the Government House. This material exposes those responsible for kidnappings, torture, and disappearances in Mendoza.