Municipalización de la dictadura en Rio Negro : una perspectiva a través de las resoluciones del Ministerio de Gobierno

Abstract

Currently, interest on the subject of the so-called civil question is due to the social demand regarding the clarification of the massive and systematic human rights violations that occurred during the last dictatorships military in the region. And in Argentina, the reflection on the self-described National Reorganization Process (1976-1983) has been articulated around various types of analysis. The study of municipal issues during the dictatorship, has had development in recent years due to accessibility and methodological reasons, because its Reduced scale means that it is more approachable for empirical studies. It is so, that at the municipal level, researchers have more clearly observed the “Civil complicity” with the de facto government, for example, when analyzing the role represented by civilian government cadres appointed in the municipalities (Canelo, 2015). In this sense, the study of the relationship between the municipal government and society civil, it is interesting to address the problems of social and political consensus, and the legitimation mechanisms used by the regime. Therefore, in this context, doors are opened to new reflections on the actors and promoters of the coup d'etat of '76, enabling new evidence for court cases, through the discovery of files and / or reinterpretations of others, enabling the continuity and deepening of new routes in the construction of Memory, Truth and Justice processes.