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Operation Condor: The CIA's Dictator Network
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February 18, 2026
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During the 1970s and 80s across Latin America, US backed military dictatorships built a shared system to identify, track, kidnap, torture, and erase their political opponents.
In Santiago. Buenos Aires. Montevideo. Asunción. La Paz. Rome. Tens of thousands vanished.
This was a secret war without front lines that disappeared tens of thousands in a war on democracy itself. An alliance of death the results of which are still being dug up.
This was Operation Condor.
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