Operation Condor (1975-1983) was a CIA-backed coordination of intelligence services from Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil to systematically kidnap, torture, and murder political opponents across borders. The CIA provided the computer systems to track victims and a protected communications network called 'Condortel.' An estimated 60,000-80,000 were killed and 400,000 imprisoned. A car bomb even killed a Chilean dissident in Washington, D.C.