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Villarruel affirms that "there are 1,094 victims of terrorism in the seventies" who "were never recognized by the State". According to Reato, who knows the subject from the research and interviews he conducted for his books, the relatives of these dead "never received any compensation".

Villarruel affirms that "there are 1,094 victims of terrorism in the seventies" who "were never recognized by the State". According to Reato, who knows the subject from the research and interviews he conducted for his books, the relatives of these dead "never received any compensation".

Villarruel has been questioned for having gone to visit former dictator Jorge Rafael Videla in prison before his death in 2013. In response, she says she went to interview him for her historical books about the 1970s.

Villarruel has been questioned for having gone to visit former president [[Jorge Rafael Videla]] in prison before his death in 2013. In response, she says she went to interview him for her historical books about the 1970s.

But she repeated that, once in power, she will promote a review of the compensations granted by the State to the victims who were subjected to State repression.

She repeated that, once in power, she will promote a review of the compensations granted by the State to the victims who were subjected to State repression.

The lawyer does not speak of numbers, but in her speeches she mentions that the guerrillas killed "in combat" or the militants who, according to her, committed suicide in prison out of loyalty to their movements, should not be recognized by the State.

The lawyer does not speak of numbers, but in her speeches she mentions that the guerrillas killed "in combat" or the militants who committed suicide in prison out of loyalty to their movements, should not be recognized by the State.

"Security management in the last twenty years has made an enormous effort to demonize those who wear uniforms and whose role, on the part of the state, is to protect citizens, their property and their freedom," said Villarruel, in an interview with the daily newspaper El Tribuno, of Salta province, prior to the elections.<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/mundo/articles/cg3pr3vq98vo]</ref>

"Security management in the last twenty years has made an enormous effort to demonize those who wear uniforms and whose role, on the part of the state, is to protect citizens, their property and their freedom," said Villarruel, in an interview with the daily newspaper El Tribuno, of [[Salta province]], prior to the elections.<ref>[https://www.bbc.com/mundo/articles/cg3pr3vq98vo]</ref>

 

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