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Santiago Maldonado: Thousands march for missing activist Thousands of Argentines have marched in the capital Buenos Aires against the disappearance of a human rights activist in the Patagonia region. Santiago Maldonado, 28, went missing at an indigenous-rights demonstration in Patagonia a month ago. Human rights campaigners, union leaders and left-wing groups are calling on the government of Mauricio Macri to do more to find him. The rally was one of many protests in cities across Argentina. Witnesses say Mr Maldonado was last seen after being arrested at a protest for the rights of the Mapuche indigenous group in southern Argentina on 1 August. A community of Mapuche have been occupying land in the province of Chubut, claiming ancestral rights in a privately-owned area. On the day that Mr Maldonado disappeared, border police arrived to dismantle a roadblock that had been erected by protesters on Route 40, the main road crossing Argentina from north to south. Police deny detaining him. Mr Maldonado's brother, Sergio, spoke at the demonstration in Buenos Aires. "One month after Santiago's forced disappearance, the state continues to deny it. The only people they have questioned are his friends and family," he said. He called for an independent investigation on all the police officers working on that day in the area. The picture of the missing activist is now on shirts and posters across the country, next to the question: Where is Santiago Maldonado? The shady past of Argentina's security forces has led many to believe that he had been kidnapped or killed. But Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich said things had changed since the restoration of democracy in the early 80s. "The police are not the same as 40 years ago," she said. President Macri's government has offered a reward of almost $30,000 (£23,000) for information on his disappearance. Former president and now head of the opposition Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has repeatedly spoken out on the disappearance, which coincided with the first round of congressional elections.
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हराइरहेका आर्जेन्टिनीबारे हजारौंको प्रदर्शन हजारौं आर्जेन्टिनीहरु एकजना मानव अधिकारवादी अभियानकर्ता हराएकोमा आयोजित विरोध कार्यक्रममा सहभागी भएका छन्। स्यान्टियागो म्याल्डोन्याडो, २८, एक महिना अघि प्याटागोनियामा भएको आदिवासी अधिकार सम्बन्धी प्रदर्शनका बेलादेखि हराइरहेका छन्। मानव अधिकार अभियानकर्ताहरु, युनियन नेताहरु र बामपन्थी समुहहरुले मौरिसियो म्याक्रीको सरकारलाई ती अभियानकर्ताको खोजीमा थप प्रयत्न गर्न आग्रह गरेका छन्। आर्जेन्टिनाका विभिन्न शहरमा विरोध प्रदर्शन हुँदै आएको छ। 'स्वतन्त्र अनुसन्धान' प्रत्यदर्शीहरुले म्याल्डोन्याडो अगष्ट १ तारिख दक्षिणी आर्जेन्टिनामा मापुचे आदिवासी समुहको अधिकारका लागि आयोजित विरोध प्रदर्शनमा गिरफ्तार भएको देखेको बताएका छन्। प्रहरीले उनलाई थुनामा राखेको अस्वीकार गरेको छ। म्याल्डोनाडोका भाइ सेर्गियोले राजधानी ब्युनोस आयरिजमा आयोजित विरोध प्रदर्शनमा सम्बोधन गरेका थिए। उनले भने, "स्यान्टियागो हराएको एक महिनासम्म पनि सरकारले अस्वीकार गरिरहेको छ। उसले स्यान्टियागोका साथीभाइ र परिवारलाई मात्र प्रश्न गरेको छ।" उनले त्यस दिन उक्त क्षेत्रमा कार्यरत सबै प्रहरीमाथि स्वतन्त्र अनुसन्धान गर्न माग गरे। पुरस्कार हराइरहेका अभियानकर्ताको तस्बिर, उनी कहाँ छन् भन्ने प्रश्न सहित आर्जेन्टिनाका टिसर्टहरु र पोष्टरहरुमा छापिएका छन्। आर्जेन्टिनी सुरक्षा फौजको धमिलो इतिहासले उनको अपहरण गरिएको या उनी मारिएका हुनसक्ने कतिपयले ठानेका छन्। तर आर्जेन्टिनी सुरक्षा मन्त्री प्याट्रिसिया बुलरिचले चालीस वर्ष अघिको सुरक्षा फौज र अहिलेको सुरक्षा फौजमा फरक रहेको बताइन्। सरकारले उनी कहाँ छन् भन्ने जानकारी दिनेलाई झण्डै तीस हजार डलर पुरस्कार दिने घोषणा गरेको छ।