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The last two decades of the Cold War saw human rights reach a low ebb in Latin America. From Argentina’s Dirty War and Chile’s General Pinochet in the South, to bloodbaths of peasants in El Salvador and indigenous peoples in Guatemala in the North, the continent was overrun by serious violations of human rights. Few countries escaped. Even today the region’s two largest nations, Brazil and Mexico, suffer widespread and systematic patterns of police torture (among other abuses), while massive violence stalks Colombia and

Lessons from the Americas: Guidelines for International Response to Amnesties for Atrocities