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At Picketwire Canyonlands on the Comanche National Grasslands south of La Junta , walk an interpretive trail that includes more than 1,300 tracks . A decade ago , Argentina seemed to have closed the books on the grave and systematic human rights violations committed under the military juntas that ruled the country from 1976 to 1983 . We ask you to demand : not any tiniest collaboration with the Junta , not to speak about any support - political , moral or economic . They left it to each state to appoint its own officers and training , so that the several states maintained some autonomy and could resist a national military junta , or dictatorship , if such should ever be contemplated . " Caetano 's " Buenos Aires 1977 , " which screened for the press on Friday night , is a look at the real story of a group of men , including Soccer goalie Claudio Tamburrini , who are kidnapped by the rebel Junta dictatorship and tortured in Argentina at the Sere Mansion in the suburb of Moron . Finally they went against the dogma they had only just proclaimed - - that the establishment of a revolutionary government is but another fraud another betrayal of the working class - - for they sat quite comfortably in the juntas of the various towns , and moreover almost everywhere as an impotent minority outvoted and politically exploited by the bourgeoisie . Secondly , he extended Albert Kinsey Owen 's vision of nationalizing the railway and in 1914 completed the line from Kansas City to La Junta , Chihuahua . And there has been great improvement in the support from national and international civil society , because previously everyone went wherever they wanted , and now the Good Government Juntas are directing them to where the greatest need exists . All the provincial Juntas may be dispersed ; but their boldest deputies will carry with them the affection and confidence of the nation , and , even when driven under the walls of Cadiz or of Gibraltar , may yet effect the salvation of their country .