Digging Up the Past

Article Abstract:

General Reynaldo Bignone turned the Argentine government over to democracy in December 1983. He is now arraigned on a charge of complicity in the 'dirty war' tactics of the 1970s which combatted terrorism. Several retired military chiefs face trial and disgrace.

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Uncorked

Article Abstract:

The victory of the Radical Party's Raul Alfonsin in the Argentine presidential election has given rise to cautious optimism. He hopes to control the military. He will have to deal with the Peronists if his plans for democracy are to succeed.

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A Radical Switch to Moderation in Argentina

Article Abstract:

Argentina seems to be moving toward democracy. 1983 elections were free and retuned the Radical Party which has democratic credentials. New government policies are considered.

Laws, regulations and rules, National government, Federal government

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