They found a mass grave with 15 corpses

Skeletal remains of at least 15 skeletons were found in an area of the army which operated the largest clandestine Center of detainees of the dictatorship, in the Argentine Province of Tucumán (North), it was reported Wednesday the center of Judicial information (ICJ).

The discovery was made as part of the excavation is being made the Argentine team of forensic anthropology by court order in former Arsenal Miguel de Azcuénaga in the city of Tucumán, capital provincial.

"Date found skeletal remains for a minimum of 15 partially burned esqueletizados individuals, located in different depths", says the website of the ICJ, which depends on the Supreme Court.

The finding was announced shortly before confirmation that the remains of former Senator Guillermo Vargas Aignasse, disappeared in April 1976, had been identified in other provincial centre known as the Pozo de Vargas u000aAfter the coup of March of this year

For the disappearance of Vargas Aignasse was sentenced in 2008 to life imprisonment general Antonio Domingo Bussi, who died on 24 November last to the 85 years.

The former arsenal "found bodies were located as they fell" and experts estimate that "the pit would have been burned" as found "the presence of circles of tyres and traces of burning bodies", according to the ICJ.

In the workplace were also found projectiles from firearms, remnants of clothing and footwear.

The cause is investigating what happened in former Arsenal began in 2005 and is currently based in the Federal Court in charge of Raúl Daniel Bejas.

In the grounds of the army ran a concentration camp which had barracks for prisoners.

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