Día de la Memoria was celebrated in Buenos Aires between Congreso and Plaza de Mayo last Sunday, a national holiday which remembers and asks for the return of those who disappeared during the Dirty War. The same mothers who walked the streets 30 years ago during this massacre could be seen on this day, celebrating, lamenting and fighting for justice - springing forth for their usual post at the Plaza de Mayo every Thursday.

During the holiday, people from all over the county held their flags and marched from one monument to the other, drumming, chanting and singing. To be sure, the hands of passion drumming on the street floors of this city come to a full crescendo on this day.