2007, a federal court struck down Videla's presidential pardon and restored his convictions for human rights abuses.(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jorge_Rafael_Videla) In 2006, the government tried Miguel Etchecolatz, the first to be prosecuted of potentially 600 defendants. Witnesses and the judges were threatened, and immediately after the sentencing, Julio Jorge López disappeared. A victim of state violence and witness for the prosecution, he was feared dead and has never been found. Archives The original video tapes of the trial have been in Norway since 1988. All of the Trial's judges traveled to Oslo on April 25 of that year with 147 VHS tapes which were given to the Norwegian Parliament in order to keep them safe and avoid any commercial use. They are kept next to the original text of the Constitution of Norway. See also Ley de Obediencia Debida Ley de Punto Final Carapintadas CONADEP Greek junta trials Argentina, 1985, a film about the trial References Further reading Decree No. 158 - Presidential decree that mandated the prosecution of the juntas. Interview with Julio César Strassera. Clarín, 2005-12-09. Un revelador documental recordó el histórico juicio a las Juntas. Presidency of Raúl Alfonsín Legal history of Argentina Dirty War Trials in Argentina 1985 in Argentina Articles containing video clips