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The Rivero Montero family
The Garay Barrionuevo family
The Izquierdo family
The Nadal family
The País Juárez family
The Platero Saraví family

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Although the amount of information is not
the same for all the cases, the data sheet of
each one is provided in accord with the
factual circumstances. The number of the
corresponding CONADEP file is entered
where available. The age at the time of
interview is indicated in parenthesis.
A. Detention
A1. Orfilia Rivero. Buenos Aires, May 19,
1928 - Dec 27, 2011.
Oral sources: TC 103. Interview with
Orfilia Rivero (82), Buenos Aires, July 6,
2010. Written sources: Montero and Cirio,
2012. See F2 (Daughter).
She was a housewife of humble origin and
worked as an extra in Argentinian films.
She built her middle-class home by
marrying her fellow Afro-Argentinian
Sergio Antonio "Gule" Montero in 1947.
They had three daughters: Leticia, Mirta
Esther and Celina Delia. Along with her
daughter Mirta Esther, Orfilia was abducted
from her home (Uriarte 2330 3rd A,
Palermo Neighborhood) on 14 February
1977. The operation was led by the
notorious naval commander Alfredo Astiz,
a.k.a. The Blond Angel of Death. She
stayed four days at the Naval Mechanics
School (Spanish acronym: ESMA) and was
released on the intersection Avenida del
Libertador and Callao. She claimed as
reason for the arrest that the daily quota of
detainees was two persons short. After
separating from her husband, she moved
with her daughters to her niece Maria´s
home. Later Maria's husband bought a
house in 1000 Uriarte and built for Orfilia a
terrace room, where she lived alone since
her daughters left with their boyfriends. By
personal belief she did not join Mothers of
Plaza de Mayo, but always tried to track
Mirta down. During the Alfonsin
administration, the Join Chief of Staff
proceeded to indemnified her with money

A1, F2
A2, D1, F5
A3-A4
B1
C1-C2, F3-F4
E1-E5

and a house in the Agronomía
neighborhood, where she was still living at
the time of the interview.
A2. Anibal Juan Carlos Garay. Buenos
Aires, January 26, 1949. He is living in
Merlo (Buenos Aires). Oral sources: TC
182. Interview with Paola Thelma
Barrionuevo (38), daughter of Romulo
Eduardo Barrionuevo, alias “The Black
Dakar.” Buenos Aires, August 13, 2013.
Written sources: None. See F5 (Brother).
His actions were linked to Black Dakar. A
sister of the latter, Mecha Barrionuevo, was
his wife. In an uncertain date, he was
missing for a long time. His relatives began
to look for him until the religious sister
Maria Elena Lamad