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President of Argentina and the press are mutually hostile - but is in the interest of the interest to deal with this stain on the nation

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police last month in the province of Jujuy in Argentina resulted in four deaths. It has been reported, but the coverage was quickly exhausted and the general reaction was a shrug -. "Yes, what happens" Indeed it does, all the time. A recent study by the University of Tennessee at Vanderbilt University identified Argentina as having one of the worst cases of police violence in Latin America, with 8.7% of the population in some form of violence and abuse by the police in Argentina in 2009.

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But it was not the deciding factor in this case. What made headlines, is that people actually resigned over it. Responsibility does not happen very often.

The episode draws attention to the black cloud, 28 years after the end of military dictatorship, still hangs on human rights practices in Argentina and security. Nationally, "it is almost a case of police violence every day," said Gerardo Netche, Argentine lawyer and researcher of the fight against police corruption CORREPI organization. Most cases are "easy shot killings (named after a judge in 1980, he thought he was more sensitive to the families of victims of" trigger happy ") or torture." In those days, "said Netche, "generally to all prisoners beaten, with varying strength depending on your case. Unfortunately, it is rare that one of these cases, to achieve a sort of conviction."

former President Nestor Kirchner promoted ambitious reforms to bring their violators of human rights at the time of the dictatorship to justice, but it seems that in this area, much remains to do. Widow and current president Kirchner, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner - Argentina tradition which is popularly known only by his first name - also ran on a platform of human rights. Almost guaranteed a second term after his landslide victory in the primary this month, has, however, still rely on the constitutional reforms of her late husband. The new security cabinet which was created to "reform the Federal Security" is long and there is some skepticism that it will be in place to address the widespread problems of corruption and attitudes.

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The U.S. State Department report last April questioned the independence of the judiciary in Argentina, adding: "The Argentine government or its agents committed politically murders motivated, but the information was released that pointed to the use of excessive police force. "

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