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This study analyzes, from a new viewpoint, the way the “El Olimpo” illegal detention center operated between August, 1978 and January, 1979 during the last Argentine military coup (1976-1983). For such purpose, this study analyzes its daily dynamism, focusing on the interactions between detainees-disappeared people and the elements that shaped such interactions, based on a qualitative analysis of oral and written sources. The main conclusions point out that, although distrust among the detainees underlay, comradeship prevailed; and that socialization bonds were the main collective resistance mechanism, since they allowed the detainees to survive and restore part of the subjectivity grabbed by the repressive regime.

La vida cotidiana en el centro clandestino “Olimpo”. Interacciones entre detenidos-desaparecidos