** Families of those who vanished during Argentina’s brutal military dictatorship (1976–1983) are pushing for international help to find kidnapped children—now adults—who may be scattered across Europe. A delegation from *Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo*, a group of grandmothers fighting for justice, will meet EU officials in Brussels to demand expanded DNA testing and call out far-right President Javier Milei’s attempts to undermine their efforts.

What This Mean: ** This isn’t just about history—it’s about unfinished justice. Thousands were murdered or "disappeared" under the dictatorship, and their stolen children were often raised by regime allies. These grandmothers have spent decades tracking down their grandchildren, but political pushback and global dispersal of survivors make it harder. Their fight reminds us how authoritarian crimes echo across generations, and why international pressure still matters.