1980: Salvadoran death squads spared no one, not even US religious. Under the criminal Reagan regime, four nuns were raped and murdered obviously as a warning to other “meddling” Americans. Hardcore neocon UN Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick famously declared that it was all “their fault.” No one heard a peep from the Vatican.
For its 2016 Baptista Lecture, CERLAC is delighted to host a panel discussion on the use of archives of the violent past in struggles to make a better future in Central America.Moderated by Carlota McAllister. Presentations by:
- Carlos Henríquez Consalvi, of the Museo de la Palabra y la Imagen (MUPI) in El Salvador.
- Gustavo Meoño, of the Archivo Histórico de la Policia Nacional in Guatemala.
- Diana Carolina Sierra, a MUPI collaborator and PhD candidate in History and Latin American Studies at the University of Michigan.
See MUPI exhibition “1932.”
Presented by Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean (CERLAC).
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