In an unprecedented initiative, the files that contain information about human rights violations committed during the last military dictatorship were presented jointly by the State and the civil society to the program "Memory of the World" (UNESCO).

In the year 2007, the Committee of "Memory of the World" will resolve if these documentary funds can be considered as a world heritage.

The program "Memory of the World" seeks to protect the documentary patrimony of the humanity and to promote the access to sources that conform “the bequest of the past to the present world community and future”.

Argentina possesses an important heritage constituted by a diversity of documents. Among them, testimonies, photos, claims, documents of police intelligence, personal and official letters, plans of secret centres of detention and other documents that deserve to be protected and divulged as a way to reconstruct and to preserve the collective memory of the period.

The funds included in the presentation have diverse origins and they show different perspectives as the ones from the agencies of human rights, survivors, victims and family, documents made by the repressive apparatuses of the State and produced by the State already in democratic period.

The documentary funds presented are: