Former Molinos manager goes on trial over dictatorship kidnappings
Emilio Parodi is accused of helping the military abduct three workers involved in union activities who remain disappeared La entrada Former Molinos manager goes on trial over dictatorship kidnappings se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald .
A former Molinos Río de la Plata manager, Emilio Jorge Parodi, is set to stand trial in La Plata for his alleged role in the kidnapping of three workers during Argentina's military dictatorship. The victims, Francisco Fernández, Roberto José Rivolta Bonino, and Santos Ojeda, were all members of the union organization Agrupación 17 de Octubre and were abducted while entering or leaving their workplace on July 7, 1976.
Molinos Río de la Plata, a major food producer in Argentina, is accused of collaborating with state terrorism by providing information about the victims and facilitating their arrests by the armed forces. The trial, which began on Thursday, is the first of its kind for a former company manager in the dictatorship era.
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