them. Disappeared? Let's not confuse things. You know that there are 'disappeared people' who live quietly in Europe." In 2002, an organization composed of children of disappeared people organized a protest to accuse Aramburu of collaborationism with the National Reorganization Process. The Argentine Episcopal Conference released a document in defense of Aramburu. Rubén Capitanio, a priest, sent a critical letter to the Conference where he mentioned, among other things, that Aramburu had given Holy Communion to people "that [he] knew were responsible of horrible public crimes" and that he had overlooked the human rights abuses at the Navy Mechanics School, within his jurisdiction. References External Links Juan Carlos Aramburu at Cardinal Rating. 1912 births 2004 deaths People from Córdoba Province, Argentina Argentine people of Basque descent Pontifical Gregorian University alumni Argentine cardinals Roman Catholic archbishops of Buenos Aires Participants in the Second Vatican Council 20th-century Roman Catholic archbishops in Argentina Burials at Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral Cardinals created by Pope Paul VI Argentine Roman Catholic archbishops Roman Catholic bishops of Tucumán Roman Catholic archbishops of Tucumán Argentine expatriates in Italy