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outside the manhattan office of new york governor andrew cuomo, calling for the closure of attica prison. scott paltrowitz of the correctional association of new york said conditions at attica haven't improved in more than four decades. >> the brutality, the torture, the abuse happening at attica continues to this day. i have interviewed people at attica this year. we get correspondence of the correctional association all the time from people incarcerated in the atrocities are still occurring. this is a needs to be closed down. not only to end the abuses at attica, but to send a clelear message that this kind of abuse will not be tolerated at any of new york state's prisons. amy: we'll have more on the attica prison uprising of 1971 and its legacy later in the broadcast. in argentina, a court has convicted the former head of the country's air force on charges of kidnapping and torture committed during the u.s.-backed dirty wars. 90-year-old omar graffigna received a 25-year prison sentence for the disappearance of activists jose manuel perez rojo and patricia roisinblit. two other officials wer