Catarino Hernández, Son Of Carmelo Cortés, Gives A Conference To Report On The Progress In The Search For His Father, Former Lea

Catarino Hernández, Son Of Carmelo Cortés, Gives A Conference To Report On The Progress In The Search For His Father, Former Lea

Catarino Hernandez, son of Carmelo Cortes, is reporting on the progress in the search for his father, former leader of the Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR), who was arbitrarily detained and forcibly disappeared on August 30, 1975, by members of the military police, during a conference. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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