Prior to 1999 documentation of the United States's involvement in this was restricted to an FBI cable written by Robert Scherrer. Initiated when DINA chief Manuel Contreras invited General Brites to "a Working Meeting of National Intelligence," Phase III of this program began a few months later targeting Orlando Letelier and Jose Torres. Martin Almada in 1992 discovered the so-called Archives of Terror that documented Paraguay's involvement. Formally institutionalized in 1975, the key dictators involved in this campaign included Videla, Stroessner, and Augusto Pinochet. For 10 points, name this trans-South American political and military camp
Prior to 1999 documentation of the United States's involvement in this was restricted to an FBI cable written by Robert Scherrer. Initiated when DINA chief Manuel Contreras invited General Brites to "a Working Meeting of National Intelligence," Phase III of this program began a few months later targeting Orlando Letelier and Jose Torres. Martin Almada in 1992 discovered the so-called Archives of Terror that documented Paraguay's involvement. Formally institutionalized in 1975, the key dictators involved in this campaign included Videla, Stroessner, and Augusto Pinochet. For 10 points, name this trans-South American political and military campaign to root out left-leaning anti-government sentiment in such countries as Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
Prior to 1999 documentation of the United States's involvement in this was restricted to an FBI cable written by Robert Scherrer.
Operation Condor [accept "Dirty War" before 1975, prompt afterwards]