This memorandum, addressed to the US Ambassador in Buenos Aires, was written by the Regional Security Officer (RSO) James Blystone and reports on a meeting the RSO had with a member of the Argentine Intelligence Service. The source stated that the 601 Battalion had, with the cooperation of the Peruvian military, picked up four Argentines in Lima, Peru. The four individuals are important members of the Montonero hierarchy. The four Argentines were being held in Peru and would later be expelled to Bolivia where they will be then sent to Argentina.

In this memorandum, a US government official flags the suspected involvement of the Argentine intelligence services in the case of three or four Montoneros who were arrested in Peru and expelled to Bolivia. The document highlights 'the intimate relationship between Argentine intelligence services and the intelligence services in Bolivia'.

This memorandum addressed to the US Ambassador to Argentina reports on a meeting between the Regional Security Officer of the US Diplomatic Security Service and a member of the Argentine intelligence services. The Argentine intelligence agent revealed top secret information that the Argentine military intelligence (601 Battalion) had contacted their Brazilian military intelligence counterparts for permission to conduct a mission to arrest two Montoneros arriving from Mexico.

Este boletín de prensa de la asociación de derechos humanos brasileña CLAMOR menciona la localización de los hermanos uruguayos, Anatole y Victoria Julien Grisonas en Chile. Estima que por lo menos 100 menores se encuentran desaparecidos y pueden estar adoptados ilegalmente; ellos pueden estar adoptados en el exterior o tal vez hasta en su propio país.

This document is a news bulletin produced by US church-funded human rights organisation, the Washington Office on Latin America (WOLA). It highlights a resolution by the Organization of American States (OAS) accusing the Argentine and Uruguayan governments of cooperation to repress political exiles by illegally returning exiles to their home country. This resolution specifically mentioned the case of Uruguayan journalist Enrique Rodriguez Larreta who, according to the OAS, was detained and tortured in Argentina before being returned to Uruguay in an Argentine military plane.

The US Embassy in Paraguay reports to the US Secretary of State that members of the Argentine security forces were torturing and interrogating significant numbers of Argentine refugees in Paraguay. The Paraguayan Investigations Police have picked up at least 13 Argentine citizens since the beginning of August. 

The UNHCR reports on the missing 26 Uruguayans who were abducted by the Argentine security forces between the late December of 1977 and early February 1978. An eyewitness account reveals that the group is being held in a derelict police station in southern Buenos Aires. The witness identifies that the group was interrogated by both Argentine and Uruguayan agents due to their accents.

Este comunicado del Secretariado Internacional de Juristas por la Amnistía en Uruguay (SIJAU) da cuenta de la localización de dos niños uruguayos, Anatole y Victoria Julien Grisonas, que habían desaparecidos en Argentina en 1976 con sus padres y acaban de ser encontrados en Chile bajo otra identidad.

En este boletín de prensa, la ONG brasileña, CLAMOR anuncia la localización de los hermanos Anatole Boris y Eva Lucía Julien Grisonas en Chile. Los niños habían sido secuestrados en Buenos Aires en 1976 con sus padres.

This list in French relates to five Uruguayans disappeared in 1978 and who reappeared in Uruguay or Argentina.