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From Guerra Sucia to Gatillo Facil: Police Violence in Buenos Aires
Unformatted Document Text:  police has become the “central axis of public security politics” in Buenos Aires and that the police have become trapped in a “spiral of violence” in which any crime can lead to a confrontation that endangers the lives of suspected criminals, police agents and bystanders. 24 Table 4.1 Total Homicides and Civilians Killed by Police Buenos Aires (Federal Capital) 1988-1990, 1996-2001 Total Homicides Civilians Killed by Police Percentage 1988 272 41 15 1989 329 41 12 1990 241 31 15 1996 177 43 20 1997 156 32 17 1998 151 54 26 1999 164 65 28 2000 149 55 27 2001 152 57 28 Source: The number of total homicides from the Judicial Morgue and the Dirección Nacional de PolíticaCriminal del Ministerio de Justicia y Derecho Humanos de la Nación. The numbers of civilians killed bythe police compiled by CELS from reports of police violence in La Nación, Clarín, Página 12 and LaRazón. 25 24 Palmieri, Gustavo F., Cecilia L. Ales, and Eduardo Donza. 2002. Violencía y Enfrentamientos Policiales: Civiles y policías muertos en enfrentamientos de los que participaron miembros de la PolicíaFederal Argentina Años 1996-2001. Buenos Aires: Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales 25 Palmieri et. al. Violencía y Enfrentamientos Policiales; Chevigny, Paul and Bell Chevigny. 1991. Police Violence in Argentina: Torture and Police Killings in Buenos Aires. New York:Human Rights Watch and Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales.

Authors: Krause, Krystin.
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police has become the “central axis of public security politics” in Buenos Aires and that
the police have become trapped in a “spiral of violence” in which any crime can lead to a
confrontation that endangers the lives of suspected criminals, police agents and
bystanders.
24
Table 4.1
Total Homicides and Civilians Killed by Police
Buenos Aires (Federal Capital) 1988-1990, 1996-2001
Total Homicides
Civilians Killed by Police
Percentage
1988
272
41
15
1989
329
41
12
1990
241
31
15
1996
177
43
20
1997
156
32
17
1998
151
54
26
1999
164
65
28
2000
149
55
27
2001
152
57
28
Source: The number of total homicides from the Judicial Morgue and the Dirección Nacional de Política
Criminal del Ministerio de Justicia y Derecho Humanos de la Nación. The numbers of civilians killed by
the police compiled by CELS from reports of police violence in La Nación, Clarín, Página 12 and La
Razón.
25
24
Palmieri, Gustavo F., Cecilia L. Ales, and Eduardo Donza. 2002. Violencía y Enfrentamientos
Policiales: Civiles y policías muertos en enfrentamientos de los que participaron miembros de la Policía
Federal Argentina Años 1996-2001. Buenos Aires: Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales
25
Palmieri et. al. Violencía y Enfrentamientos Policiales; Chevigny, Paul and Bell
Chevigny. 1991. Police Violence in Argentina: Torture and Police Killings in Buenos Aires. New York:
Human Rights Watch and Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales.


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