Jara, DanielaDanielaJara2025-12-082025-12-082020-07-0110.29393/at521-17cvdj100172-s2.0-85087902915https://cris-uv-2.scimago.es/handle/123456789/8009WOS:000548738000017This article analyzes the narrative representations of human rights abusers produced by truth commissions in post-dictatorial Chile, with a focus on the Rettig Report (1991), as well as parts I and II of the Valech Report (2004 and 2010, respectively). This study also analyzes some of the responses, strategies and counter-narratives articulated within civil society as a reaction to official representations of perpetrators. Considering the asymmetry of these representations, I argue that as a whole they have been key to the construction of a moral space in post-dictatorial Chile.esacceso abiertoArts And HumanitiesHumanities, MultidisciplinarySocial SciencesLas comisiones de verdad, sus narrativas y efectos en el largo plazo: disputas en torno a la representación de los perpetradores en la posdictadura chilenaresearch-article