Various intellectual, legal and political personalities will present this Friday a bill "against denialism" about the events caused during the last military dictatorship and "crimes against humanity." The "presentation and analysis of the project against denialism" will be presented by the leadership of the Soberanxs group, starting at 6 p.m., at the Mujica Cultural Center (CCCM), located at 720 Piedras Street, in the City of Buenos Aires, as reported to Télam by the leader and former union member and former ambassador in Venezuela and the United Kingdom, Alicia Castro. In addition to Castro, the former Vice Governor of Buenos Aires Gabriel Mariotto will be part of the meeting; the professor and professor of criminal law and Criminal Procedure at the University of Buenos Aires, former attorney general of the Attorney General's Office, Maximiliano Rusconi and the Kirchnerist writer and journalist, Jorge Elbaum, among others. "The presentation of this project is motivated by the objective of moving towards a paradigm that tends to guarantee and consolidate the values of Memory, Truth and Justice, historically defended by our society and by Human Rights organizations and that are a contribution to peaceful coexistence. of the Argentinians, 40 years after the recovery of our Democracy," Castro said in statements to Télam. In that sense, he explained that "this parliamentary initiative invites reflection and collective action to guarantee that historical truth prevails and more just societies that respect human rights are promoted." "This project was prepared by the legal team of the political group Soberanxs, from which several months ago it has been considered that the development of a community ethical minimum must be concluded and consolidated with the establishment of a firm and clear limit against the type of denialist speeches about crimes against humanity that do so much damage to the social fabric," explained the former Argentine diplomat.