The Monument to the Victims of State Terrorism will be erected overlooking the river because many of the victims were dumped into its waters.

It was designed as a gash, an open wound in a grassy hill, devoid of any other element.

Its landscaping and layout recreate the effort that is needed to construct a more just society and the wound caused by the violence exerted by the State.

The names will be written on porphyry steles along a route that starts in one of the "plazas" and ends on the esplanade overlooking the river. A processional trip along a ramp leads one to the names of all the missing and murdered people.