Which 1984 report documented the disappearances during the military dictatorship?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Nunca Mas, written by the CONADEP commission
- Step 1: The commission led by Ernesto Sabato collected thousands of testimonies. Step 2. Its report was titled Nunca Mas, meaning Never Again. Answer: Nunca Mas, written by the CONADEP commission. Why not the others: The Rettig Report is Chilean and the other titles are not real Argentine reports.
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