Raymond Warren and the CIA's Panic Over Condor Liquidations
Kept secret for decades, a 1976 memo shows the CIA fearing the optics of assassination squads in South America—squads the United States had already funded.
By Desmond Okafor ·
South America
Henry Kissinger and the Three Regimes Spared a Warning
In a brief order sent from Zambia, the Secretary of State stopped warnings to Chile, Argentina, and Uruguay about international killings, leaving targets exposed to state terror.
By Desmond Okafor ·
Kissinger and the 1976 Push to Curb Condor's International Murders
A secret memorandum kept from the public for decades shows the U.S. attempting to shield right-wing dictators from the fallout of their own cross-border assassination plots.
By Theo Marchetti ·
Raymond A. Warren and the Secret Fear of Condor's Fallout
For decades, a secret concern remained hidden: that the state-sponsored killings in the Southern Cone would burn the CIA's bridges with its European partners.
By Desmond Okafor ·
Condor Teams and the Planned Murder of Amnesty International Leaders
Human rights workers were marked for death in London and Paris by Southern Cone hit squads in a plot kept secret by the CIA until May 1977.
By Theo Marchetti ·