Argentina’s Supreme Court has ruled in favor of compensating the families of victims from the 1972 Carmen de Patagones massacre. The court rejected appeals filed by both the national government and the Buenos Aires provincial government contesting previous rulings. This decision marks a significant development in the decades-long pursuit of justice for the families affected by the violent events. The massacre, which occurred during a prison riot and subsequent clashes, resulted in numerous deaths and injuries. While details of the compensation amounts were not immediately disclosed, the ruling establishes a legal obligation for the state to provide redress. This outcome is considered a victory for human rights advocates who have long campaigned for accountability and reparations for the victims and their families. The court’s decision closes a key chapter in the legal battle surrounding the tragic incident.