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What was repealed and declared unconstitutional during Kirchner's presidency?
Full-stop and due-obedience laws & presidential pardons
Law of economic policies
Law of foreign relations
Law of provincial constitutions
Answer
Full-stop and due-obedience laws, as well as presidential pardons, were repealed and declared unconstitutional during Kirchner's presidency in Argentina. These laws granted immunity to military officers accused of human rights abuses committed during the country's military dictatorship. Their annulment marked a significant step in addressing past atrocities and promoting accountability.
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