Taty Almeida, a central figure in the human rights movement who co-led the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, died at age 95 in Buenos Aires after weeks of hospitalization.She began her activism following the 1975 disappearance of her son Alejandro and became a persistent critic of President Javier Milei regarding historical truth.Her death marks the end of a long career spent fighting for accountability and justice for those disappeared by the military dictatorship.