"Aquí Trabajó [Here Worked]

Nelida Beatriz Ardito

Militante Popular [Militant for the People]

Detenida, Desaparecida [Detained, Disappeared]

12-10-1976 [12 October, 1976]

Por el Terrorismo de Estado [By State Terrorism]

Barrios X Memoria Y Justica [Neighborhoods X Memory and Justice]"

"Aquí Estudió [Here Studied]

Inés Cobo

Militante Popular [Militant for the People]

Detenida, Desaparecida [Detained, Disappeared]

1-9-1976 [1 September 1976]

Por el Terrorismo de Estado [By State Terrorism]

Barrios X Memoria y Justicia [Neighborhoods X Memory and Justice]"

These always strike me, and despite the dictatorship coming to power thirty years ago, I see the wound it left on this society even now.  I cannot think of a better way to memorialize these people who, kidnapped by the government and probably in an unmarked grave somewhere, have their gravestone here.  A quick google search of barrios/comisión de memoria y justicia turns up one of these groups in most of Buenos Aires's neighborhoods.