Argentina proceeds with "Dirty War" human rights trials

07/25/12: CNN reports Argentina this week moved forward in a pair of cases alleging human rights abuses during the country’s dictatorship by having a fugitive returned to the country and refusing the extradition of a separate suspect.  The two cases show the Argentinean government’s desire to render justice on their own soil for crimes committed during the 1976-1983 dictatorship.  In the case of Alfredo Astiz, Argentina’s supreme court denied an extradition request that would have sent him to France; Astiz is accused in the disappearance of two French nuns, Alice Domon and Leonie Duquet.  In the second case, another ex-military officer, Alejandro Duret, was expelled from Chile to face prison time in Argentina, officials said.