Spies, russians and maximalists in the summer of 1919. The Tragic Week revisited from the diplomatic and journalistic sources by Koppmann, Walter Ludovico, Asquini, Sabrina

“…The aim of this paper is to revisit the Tragic Week of 1919 in Buenos Aires, analyzing new sources that belong from the foreign diplomacy and the espionage. In addition, it examines the mainstreamperspectives and bibliography.The little-explored documents enables new questions on an apparently already-known subject, with respect to which, however, recent works have shown that there are still different aspects to deepen.…”
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The state repression to ward chilean exiles between 1973 and 1983. The construction of a repressive legality for expulsion by Casola, Natalia

“…During the Peronist government, after a few months of relative reception of the exiles, a policy of harassment and persecution prevailed, which resulted in increased espionage, state and parastatal violence(with the purpose of producing and generalizing the terror, or in the framework of the Plan Condor) and massive detentions at the disposal of the National Executive Power (PEN).However, during the period of the military dictatorship, the continuation of illegal operations were combined with another policy of regularization of exiled population, for which a series of laws and decrees were implemented with expulsive purposes.…”
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