Argentina's top court upholds conviction of Ford executive in 1976 kidnapping case

Argentina's Supreme Court confirmed the conviction of a former Ford executive for the 1976 kidnapping of 24 workers at a factory, a landmark crimes-against-humanity ruling. The court was divided, with a harsh dissent criticizing the majority, reflecting ongoing judicial tensions over human rights cases. This reinforces legal accountability for corporate complicity in state terror during the dictatorship.

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