Executive Leadership and the Continuing Quest for Justice in Argentina
Executive Leadership and the Continuing Quest for Justice in Argentina
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阿根廷的行政领导和对正义的持续追求
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2009
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Terence Roehrig
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作者：
Terence Roehrig
在阿根廷从军事统治过渡到民主之后，新的文官政府试图以侵犯人权为由起诉前军事政权的成员。然而，军事叛乱、赦免和赦免法阻止了除少数人以外的所有人为过去的罪行承担责任。2003年，内斯托尔·基什内尔总统与阿根廷立法机构和最高法院一道为进一步起诉打开了大门。尽管许多人为恢复起诉军事人员和警察的努力作出了贡献，但基什内尔总统的行动在消除恢复司法程序所需障碍方面最为关键。
After Argentina transitioned from military rule to democracy, the new civilian government attempted to prosecute members of the former military regime for human rights abuses. However, military rebellions, pardons, and amnesty laws prevented all but a few from being held accountable for past crimes. In 2003, President Néstor Kirchner along with the Argentine legislature and Supreme Court opened the door for further prosecution. Though many contributed to the revival of these efforts to prosecute military personnel and police, it was the actions of President Kirchner that were most crucial in removing the obstacles necessary to resume judicial proceedings.