Sons and Daughters of Disappeared Railway Workers Receive Repaired Legacies

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - DECEMBER 15: Minister of Transport of Argentina Guillermo Dietrich participates in the delivery of repaired files to the descendants of 20 disappeared railway workers at Archivo Nacional de la Memoria on December 15, 2016 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The late railway workers Néstor Albino Acosta, Carlos Raúl Racagni, Graciela Haydee Torres, Sixto Francisco Salazar, Enrique Ramón Cobacho, Raúl Hugo Decurges, Miguel Ángel Horton, Gilberto Alfredo Mesa, Rómulo Miguel Moreno, Mario Rinaldi, Hugo Rafael Ángel Grimald, Carlos Raúl Parra, Víctor Vázquez, Egidio Battistiol, Héctor Pablo Noroña, Enrique Pastor Montarcé, Juan Carlos Catnich, Enrique Horacio Gómez, Carlos Moreno and Alberto Noe Bayarsky were fired under charges of absenteeism, but the legacies have been corrected to state that the workers had actually been kidnapped during Argentina's last dictatorship (1974 - 1983) victims of state terrorism. (Photo by Gabriel Rossi/LatinContent via Getty Images)