The Stigma of Memory in Tumbaya-Jujuy.

The church where Lavalle was skinned. A small town surrounded by mountains. A picturesque cemetery watching over the town from on high, as was the “custom in olden times.” A small municipal offi ce next to the only public telephone in town, and the  center  of  public  life,  the  square.  In  the  middle  is  a  fl agpole  that  fl ies  a  large Argentine fl ag on special occasions and patriotic holidays. At the base of the fl agpole is a plaque with the words “God, Country, Home. Tumbaya 1979,” an unmistakable sign  of  the  military  presence  during  the  1970s.  It  might  be  added  that  the  only
plaques in town, in square and church, were placed there by the Argentine Army in 1979.

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