Stake attention in this memory
The image shows a yellow and brown rectangular information panel mounted to a wall inside a building in the city of São Paulo, Brazil (latitude: -23.627, longitude: -46.674). The panel is made of a thick, fibrous material and is protected by a clear, laminated plastic covering. The panel has a title that reads, in Portuguese, "MEMÓRIA, VERDADE E JUSTIÇA," which translates to "Memory, Truth, and Justice." The body of the panel is composed of text in Portuguese, describing the history of the Argentine National Commission on the Disappearance of Persons (CONADEP). The text describes the process of investigating and prosecuting those responsible for the disappearances. The text on the panel is formatted in paragraphs with bold headings. The panel is mounted on the wall with white trim. The text on the panel describes the creation of the CONADEP in 1983, the prosecution of former military leaders in 1985, the subsequent implementation of amnesty laws in 1986 and 1989, and the eventual repeal of those amnesty laws in 2001 and 2005. There is a partial view of another, similar information panel mounted to the wall to the left of this panel, but the contents of that panel cannot be seen. The right edge of the image is cropped, but it appears that another panel might be mounted to the right of this one.
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