President Jorge Rafael Videla has instructed the Justice Ministry to consider anti-racist legislation within a general revision of the criminal code. The President listed three offenses that would be made punishable by law: membership in an organization based on ideas or theories of racial, religious or ethnic superiority; propaganda or publications based on such racist theories; and incitement to violence by individuals or organizations based on racist views.
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