Overview
- The UBA’s Observatorio Pulsar and CELS released a mixed‑methods report this week based on a national survey of 1,136 respondents and eight focus groups.
- Seventy‑one percent view the 1976–1983 regime negatively, and 70% say the state should continue prosecuting crimes against humanity.
- Sixty‑one percent characterize the dictatorship as a systematic plan of disappearances and rights violations, while 32% see an anti‑terrorism campaign with excesses.
- Preference for democracy is strong at 78%, and 83% consider a new coup unlikely, indicating consolidated rejection of authoritarian rule.
- Argentine media report unconfirmed talk that President Javier Milei could consider pardons around the Day of Memory, a prospect commentators warn could trigger pushback.