Operación Masacre

In June 1956, a failed revolutionary attempt against the military regime that had ousted Perón triggered a clandestine operation culminating in a series of illegal executions on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. Months later, Rodolfo Walsh overheard a phrase that changed everything: "There's an executed man who's still alive." This revelation led him to launch an investigation that reconstructed the events, identified those responsible, and exposed a state crime that the regime had tried to erase.