The vice president showed her surprise at the appearance of documents that were not granted to the General Archive of the Nation.
the vice president Beatriz Argimon She was confident that the person(s) guilty of having leaked some will soon appear. 1,602 complete files of the dictatorship. In turn, in dialogue with Channel 12, he showed his surprise at the appearance of some documents that were not granted to the General Archive of the Nation.
The appearance of the files on the Internet led to a complaint before prosecution by the Ministry of Defence, seeking to find out who accessed and made the classified documents public. Regarding this, Argimón remarked that, in any case, the authenticity of the documents would first have to be verified.
In this line, he agreed with the note that the Ministry of Defense sent to the Prosecutor’s Office, since in this way it will be possible to start “a stealthy path of caution and verification” of the 1,602 complete documents.
“You have to be very careful with the information“, as well as “with the manipulation of public opinion”, stressed Argimón, who does not rule out that this will trigger an investigation within the ministry itself, as well as in the Prosecutor’s Office.
Argimón explained that technology and instantaneous communication can generate this type of problem in modern democracies, and considered the creation of regulations in this regard necessary, since “the world is traveling on that path and we must do so.”
The government seeks to make some files of the dictatorship publicly accessible
In May, the government sent the Parliament a bill so that some documents related to acts of human rights violations committed during the dictatorship are freely accessible.
Defense Minister, javier garcia, confirmed then, after being approached on the subject, that “all these files are already there, but very few people know about them. It would be nice if anyone could access without limitations,” he said, according to the Prensa Latina news agency.
Source: Ambito
