Macri announced that the United States would provide declassified documents of the dictatorship

The head of state made this announcement via social networks, on the occasion of the 43rd anniversary of the coup d'etat military.

"Three years ago, we asked the United States government to declbadify the documents in its possession concerning the last civil-military dictatorship in Argentina. Since then, we have made two deliveries of equipment and next month we will have one more with important military documents.Macri wrote on her Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts.

In this context, he added: "This is the largest volume of information ever delivered by the United States to another country, which will be fundamental for justice to advance in the past, still waiting for the because of one of the darkest periods of Argentine history ".

On April 27, 2017, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, handed over to his Argentine counterpart, during an official visit to Washington, some 3,300 pages of intelligence documents and the State Department recently. declbadified.

A year earlier, in March 2016, the then president, Barack Obama, announced in Buenos Aires that his government would declbadify the records of the last Argentine dictatorship and, a few months later, in August of the same year , a first delivery of these documents was finalized. They have been claimed by human rights organizations such as the Center for Legal and Social Studies (CELS) and the grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, among others.