Brazil apologizes to families of dictatorship victims found in a mass grave, marking Right to Truth Day.

Brazil's government has issued an official apology to families of victims from the country's military dictatorship, whose remains were found in a mass grave discovered 35 years ago. The apology, made during Right to Truth Day, is part of a deal between prosecutors, family members, and the state. The mass grave, in São Paulo, is one of over 1,000 found after the military rule ended in 1985. The government has invested about 200,000 Brazilian reais annually for identification but acknowledges this is insufficient for the families seeking closure.