So, what is at stake here is not only the truth of what happened in the Nisman case, or the AMIA bombing, but more broadly, truth itself as a central foundation for ArgentinaвЂ™s democracy - a promise of truth drawing on the legacy of the historic truth commission report, Nunca MГЎsВ (Never Again). Truth, as noted by scholars like historian Jeremy Adelman, В has important implications for democracy.

Since his death, questions have abounded about who killed him, whether it was a suicide or a murder, who is really behind it, and what it all really means for Argentina. Shortly after making those accusations public, Nisman was discovered dead in his apartment on January 18 th, the night before he was scheduled to appear before Congress to formally present his findings. Nisman had been investigating the bombing since 2004, and in January, had made controversial accusations directed against ArgentinaвЂ™s government (accusations they deny). Despite killing 85 people, wounding hundreds, and destroying the main Jewish community center in the nation, twenty years after the attack, the case remains in a state of impunity. In the FebruNew York Times, Uki GoГ±i, author of The Real Odessa: Smuggling the Nazis to PerГіnвЂ™s Argentina, wrote a piece about truth in Argentina, provocatively titled, вЂњHow Argentina вЂSuicidesвЂ™ The Truth,вЂќ or in Spanish, вЂњComo se вЂsuicidaвЂ™ la verdad en Argentina.вЂќ He explores the immediate aftermath of the sudden death of Alberto Nisman, the lead prosecutor investigating the 1994 bombing of the AMIA building, the worst terrorist attack in ArgentinaвЂ™s history. Never Again:В The Legacy of Nunca MГЎs and the Promise of Truth in Democratic Argentina

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