Author(s): Cabrera, Carlos Artur Gallo ; Gugliano, Alfredo Alejandro
Date: 2020
Origin: Oasisbr
Subject(s): National security dictatorships; Authoritarian legacies; Politics of memory; Quality of de-mocracy; Transitional justice; National security dictatorships; National security dictatorships; Authoritarian legacies; Authoritarian legacies; Politics of memory; Politics of memory; Quality of de-mocracy; Quality of de-mocracy; Transitional justice; Transitional justice
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Within the context of the Cold War, Brazil and Argentina experienced national security dictatorships responsible for a many violations of human rights. With the transitions, Argentina and Brazil returned to democracy although persistence of a series of authoritarian legacies can be observed in the new social-political scenario. The present study analyzes: a) which legacies of authoritarianism currently remain in these countries; b) which public policies were pursued to deal with the crimes committed by the authoritarian regime; and c) how the maintenance of these authoritarian legacies can have repercussions in the quality of democracy.
