Luis Labraña
Luis Labraña is a former guerrilla fighter in Argentina, known for his involvement in the political violence of the 1970s. He recently gained attention for his remarks in a government video, in which he claimed to have been the source of the widely cited figure of 30,000 disappeared during the dictatorship, framing it in the context of fundraising efforts by the Madres de Plaza de Mayo.
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Luis Labraña, a former guerrilla, has claimed for years that the figure of 30,000 disappeared was exaggerated.
Milei negó la cifra de 30.000 desaparecidos durante la dictadura en Argentina
Venezuela· 2025-03-28
Luis Labraña, a former guerrilla, claimed to have invented the figure of 30,000 disappeared.
"El pueblo bonaerense sabe que son 30 mil", la respuesta de Axel Kicillof al spot oficial del Gobierno por el Día de la Memoria
Argentina· 2025-03-24
Luis Labraña claimed to have 'invented' the figure of 30,000 disappeared individuals during the search for funding for the Madres de Plaza de Mayo.
En la previa a la marcha del 24 de marzo, el Gobierno publicará un nuevo spot con su visión sobre el último golpe militarArgentina· 2025-03-23
