Uruguayan Operation Condor victims long for justice at home Tearful Uruguayan victims of Operation Condor, a coordinated plan of repression launched at the height of the Cold War by the military regimes of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay, watched an Argentine court's verdict against South American ex-military officers at the country's embassy in Montevideo. While they said they were "happy" to see justice be rendered on the other side of the Rio de la Plata, former victims of the repressive regimes criticized the Uruguayan government's lack of "political will" to shed light on atrocities committed at home, especially as a former torturer held on house arrest was recently granted the right to attend his granddaughter's 15th birthday. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES