MATIAS JOFRE

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Newly declassified CIA files reveal that in 1977, intelligence agencies from Britain, West Germany, and France traveled to Buenos Aires to study Operation Condor—the coordinated system of kidnappings, disappearances, and assassinations carried out by South America’s dictatorships. European officials wanted to replicate Condor as a unified anti-subversion network, believing left-wing movements posed a growing threat in Europe.