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Programs: XL Reports, 28 March, 2010

Investigating operation Condor, Part 1

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In the name of the struggle against terrorism, a special operation - code named Condor - was conducted in the seventies and eighties in South America. Its targets were left wing political dissidents, organized labor and intellectuals. Condor soon became a network of military dictatorships, supported by the US State Department, the CIA and Interpol.

A film by Rodrigo Vazquez, a young Argentinian director, tells that story by following several victims of Operation Condor who are fighting for the truth, and by meeting key members of the Condor network themselves, who - after 9/11/2001 - openly claim to be pioneers of the current fight against "international terrorism".