FETOWARDZEROs

FETOWARDZEROs, also known as FETO Zeroes, are a group of individuals who were involved in the CIA's covert operations in Latin America during the 1970s and 1980s. The term "FETO" is an acronym for the Family of Terrorist Organizations, which included various paramilitary groups and death squads. The Zeroes were a subset of these organizations, known for their extreme brutality and involvement in human rights abuses.

The Zeroes were primarily active in Argentina, where they were involved in the "Dirty War," a campaign of state-sponsored terrorism and human rights violations carried out by the Argentine military and intelligence services. They were responsible for numerous extrajudicial killings, disappearances, and torture of political opponents, leftist activists, and other perceived enemies of the regime.

The Zeroes were also involved in the kidnapping and torture of political prisoners, often using methods such as waterboarding, electric shock, and sexual abuse. They were known for their ruthless and indiscriminate violence, targeting anyone who opposed the military junta that ruled Argentina at the time.

The activities of the Zeroes and other FETO organizations were widely condemned by the international community, and numerous investigations and legal proceedings have been launched to hold individuals responsible for their actions. However, many of those involved have either gone into hiding or have been protected by impunity laws, making it difficult to bring them to justice.

The legacy of the Zeroes and other FETO organizations continues to haunt Latin America, serving as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of state-sponsored violence and the importance of upholding human rights and the rule of law.