Argentinians push back against president’s remarks on the Dirty War


IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

  • Now Playing

    Argentinians push back against president’s remarks on the Dirty War

    03:56

  • UP NEXT

    Scientists discover the world’s largest snake species

    01:04

  • At least 122 dead after wildfires rage across Chile

    03:17

  • Angry Argentinians protest against President Milei’s decrees

    00:57

  • New Argentine president Javier Milei speaks to his supporters

    01:02

  • Far-right outsider Javier Milei wins Argentina presidential election

    01:06

  • More than 100 dolphins found dead in Brazilian Amazon rainforest drought

    01:14

  • Flooding from cyclone in southern Brazil kills dozens

    02:16

  • Ecuador holds election with armed guards amid recent violence

    03:18

  • Ecuadorian presidential candidate assassinated 11 days before election

    03:12

  • ‘World’s heaviest animal’ fossil goes on display in Peru

    01:02

  • Watch: 4 stowaways rescued from ship’s rudder after crossing the Atlantic

    01:25

  • ‘That dog is something else’: Rescued sailor praises canine shipmate

    01:34

  • Guatemala’s presidential election in turmoil as top political party suspended

    03:52

  • Watch: Joran van der Sloot handed over to U.S. authorities in Peru

    00:38

  • 1,000-year-old mummy with skin and hair found in Peru

    00:56

  • Argentina faces economic crisis as annual inflation reaches 104%

    03:46

  • Brazil’s Lula receives warm welcome from Xi in Beijing

    00:40

  • Deadly Colombian volcano threatens to erupt

    02:11

  • Plastic rocks found on remote Brazilian island are ‘terrifying,’ scientists say

    01:04

On the anniversary of the 1976 military coup, thousands of Argentinians took to the streets to commemorate those killed during the seven-year dictatorship known as the Dirty War. NBC News’ Guad Venegas reports that many at this year’s demonstration were outraged after President Javier Milei posted a video online commemorating “the other dead,” referring to the victims of the leftist guerrillas opposing the coup.



Source link