dirty war

It was going to be a long and dirty war.

By playing one side off against the other, he ultimately left the door open to the dirty war.

But it was shaping up like a long dirty war.

But today, neither the Government nor the military authorities want to hear about the dirty war.

What else do you expect from a dirty war like this."

Church officials have declined to be interviewed about the dirty war.

With few exceptions, they kept silent during the dirty war.

We must remember that he is waging a dirty war.

"That is because issues of unemployment and poverty are more important than what happened in the military's dirty war."

I repeat, 200 000 people were killed during the 36-month dirty war in Guatemala.

But the issue of what is generally called the "dirty war" goes far beyond personalities.

The campaign, known as the "dirty war," lasted from 1976 to 1983.

It was a dirty war by everyone, not just the Provos.

But there are still questions about how the country will deal with the more recent Dirty War.

"Now, the dirty war begins," said a former town official.

At least some Argentines believe that the dirty war was justified.

The Government begins the "dirty war" against the left.

A secretive, dirty war, fought in the darkness between levels.

The dirty war thus continues with its procession of victims, for the most part civilians.

An Argentine editor's 2-year-old son was kidnapped during that country's dirty war, and never found.

The group was almost completely destroyed by 1975, before the beginning of the Dirty War.

"It's part of the dirty war, and Islam is the target," he said.

Most Argentine families were directly or indirectly touched by the dirty war.

It is all part of a dirty war of disinformation, he said.

Even by the standards of a dirty war, the scene here is one of horror.