Julio Simón, a notorious Argentine torturer from the 1970s military dictatorship, recently passed away at the age of 84 in prison.
Convicted in landmark trials for numerous heinous crimes against humanity, his death marks a significant moment in Argentina's history.
Simón's unwavering denial of his actions and shocking displays of cruelty symbolized the lasting trauma of the 'Dirty War'.
His legacy continues to fuel ongoing debates about justice, accountability, and the enduring impact of state-sponsored violence.
