The court of Resistencia, the capital of Chaco in Argentina has sentenced ten policemen and two soldiers for the massacre of Margarita on December 13, 1976 where political prisoners were killed twenty-two.
The execution for many years has been masked by the heads and from the upper echelons of the army, who supported the dictatorship, as a violent gun battle between prisoners. Among the suspected instigators of the massacre there would be the former army chief, Ricardo Brinzoni removed in 2003 by President Néstor Kirchner, along with 27 other generals, who in 1976 he held a high post in the military government of Chaco.
The judge sentenced only for the massacre of Margarita for the human rights violations that occurred between 1976 and 1983, eight policemen and two soldiers to a term of 25 years imprisonment while the other two policemen to 15 years.
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