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lagatta
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posted 01 September 2003 09:50 PM
A special report in The Guardian on Chile 30 years after the coup, on that other 11th of September, back in 1973. There is a beautiful photo of female relatives and/or friends of the disappeared - most of them too young to be Madres as in Argentina. http://www.guardian.co.uk/chile/0,13755,1002974,00.html Don't miss the article about the "ghosts" of Chile and Argentina as their comrades reach middle age. For Spanish-speaking babblers, there is a poignant article on the left site www.rebelion.org by Uruguayan author and activist Eduardo Galeano, El hombre que no está solo y espera, about fellow writer Juan Gelman's search for his disappeared son and daughter-in-law and abducted grandchild. Galeano reminds us that impunity continues unchallenged in Uruguay, where the repression of the Dirty War was as cruel as in the larger Southern Cone countries.
From: Se non ora, quando? | Registered: Apr 2002
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