"It is a grave historical mistake to think that the report was an apology of the theory of the two demons." Former President Alfonsín endorsed Ruiz Guiñazú's opinion and claimed that the addition of the prologue "shows a dangerous tendency to re-invent history". Human Rights Secretary Eduardo Luis Duhalde justified the change saying that "the original prologue did not match the political philosophy that the State supports today with regards to the prosecution of crimes against humanity". Hebe de Bonafini, president of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, expressed satisfaction over the new text and harshly attacked the original: "Sábato and Tróccoli wrote that shit to talk about two demons. Our children were not demons. They were revolutionaries, guerrilla warriors, wonderful and unique, who defended the country." See also CONADEP Dirty War Forced disappearance Montoneros Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo National Reorganization Process References Notes Bibliography External links Collaborationism with State Terrorism in Argentine culture Argentina begins healing process by reopening wounds of the Dirty War Debate Rises in Argentina on Museum of Abuses Dirty War Political metaphors