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On February 1st 1973, First Lieutenant José Maria Naccarato was killed while driving in the city of Resistencia in Chaco Province when a bomb planted in his car detonated.<ref>[http://www.elojodigital.com/contenido/8379-denuncia-por-privacion-ilegitima-de-la-libertad-contra-miembros-de-la-administracion- Denuncia por privación ilegítima de la libertad contra miembros de la Administración Kirchner, acusados de haber pertenecido al grupo terrorista Montoneros]</ref>On March 6th 1973, urban guerrillas shot dead three policemen (1st Corporal Máximo Maydana and Corporals José Sergio Contreras and Luis María Benítez) at a dance hall in the José C. Paz suburb of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://www.mendozatransparente.com.ar/decada-del-70/el631973fueronasesinadoslospoliciasjosesergiocontrerasmaximomaidanayluismariabenitezdejandountotalde16huerfanos El 6/3/1973 fueron asesinados los policías José Sergio Contreras, Máximo Maidana y Luis María Benítez, dejando un total de 16 huérfanos]</ref>Between September 16th and 17th 1974, about 100 Montoneros bombs exploded throughout Argentina against ceremonies commemorating the military revolt which ended Juan Perón's first term as president and foreign companies.

On February 1st 1973, First Lieutenant José Maria Naccarato was killed while driving in the city of Resistencia in Chaco Province when a bomb planted in his car detonated.<ref>[http://www.elojodigital.com/contenido/8379-denuncia-por-privacion-ilegitima-de-la-libertad-contra-miembros-de-la-administracion- Denuncia por privación ilegítima de la libertad contra miembros de la Administración Kirchner, acusados de haber pertenecido al grupo terrorista Montoneros]</ref>On March 6th 1973, urban guerrillas shot dead three policemen (1st Corporal Máximo Maydana and Corporals José Sergio Contreras and Luis María Benítez) at a dance hall in the José C. Paz suburb of Buenos Aires.<ref>[http://www.mendozatransparente.com.ar/decada-del-70/el631973fueronasesinadoslospoliciasjosesergiocontrerasmaximomaidanayluismariabenitezdejandountotalde16huerfanos El 6/3/1973 fueron asesinados los policías José Sergio Contreras, Máximo Maidana y Luis María Benítez, dejando un total de 16 huérfanos]</ref>Between September 16th and 17th 1974, about 100 Montoneros bombs exploded throughout Argentina against ceremonies commemorating the military revolt which ended Juan Perón's first term as president and foreign companies.

During the month of August 1975, the Argentine city of Córdoba witnessed a number of armed actions on the part of the local left-wing guerrillas and militants that resulted in the death of at least five policemen (Sergeant Juan Carlos Román, Corporal Rosario del Carmen Moyano and Agents Luis Rodolfo López, Jorge Natividad Luna and Juan Antonio Diaz) and parachute units from the Elite 4th Airborne Infantry Brigade, getting ready for deployment in Tucumán Province, were obliged to be called in to stand guard at strategic points around the city for the remainder of the year, after the bombing of police headquarters and the police radio communications centre.<ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=vdJGAAAAIBAJ&sjid=6XsMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3887,3282259&dq= 5 Policemen Dead In Argentina Violence]</ref>

During the month of August 1975, the Argentinian city of Córdoba witnessed a number of armed actions on the part of the local left-wing guerrillas and militants that resulted in the death of at least five policemen (Sergeant Juan Carlos Román, Corporal Rosario del Carmen Moyano and Agents Luis Rodolfo López, Jorge Natividad Luna and Juan Antonio Diaz) and parachute units from the Elite 4th Airborne Infantry Brigade earmarked for deployment in Tucumán Province, were obliged to be called in to stand guard at strategic points around the city for the remainder of the year, after the bombing of the local police headquarters and the police radio communications centre.<ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=vdJGAAAAIBAJ&sjid=6XsMAAAAIBAJ&pg=3887,3282259&dq= 5 Policemen Dead In Argentina Violence]</ref>

Targets in the bombings included three Ford showrooms; Peugeot and IKA-Renault showrooms; Goodyear and Firestone tire distributors, Riker and Eli pharmaceutical laboratories, Union carbide Battery Company, Bank of Boston and Chase Manhattan Bank branches, Xerox Corporation; and Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola bottling companies. In all, 83 members of the armed forces and policemen were killed in left-wing terror attacks between 1973 and 1974.<ref>State Terrorism in Latin America: Chile, Argentina, and International Human Rights, Thomas C. Wright, pg 102, Rowman & Littlefield, 2007</ref>

Targets in the bombings included three Ford showrooms; Peugeot and IKA-Renault showrooms; Goodyear and Firestone tire distributors, Riker and Eli pharmaceutical laboratories, Union carbide Battery Company, Bank of Boston and Chase Manhattan Bank branches, Xerox Corporation; and Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola bottling companies. In all, 83 members of the armed forces and policemen were killed in left-wing terror attacks between 1973 and 1974.<ref>State Terrorism in Latin America: Chile, Argentina, and International Human Rights, Thomas C. Wright, pg 102, Rowman & Littlefield, 2007</ref>