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Argentine Dictatorship
Season 1, Episode 6
Between 1976 and 1983, Argentina had a military government that established a regime in which, in addition to the control of power, there was also rape, torture and disappearances against the civilian population. There was also censorship, a conflict with Great Britain over possession of the Falkland Islands, and a serious situation that undermined the public’s spirit.
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S1 E1: Peace In Colombia - Now Or Never
Season 1, Episode 1
After five decades of armed struggle, Colombia signed a peace treaty between the FARC rebels and the government.
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S1 E2: Paris in May 1968
Season 1, Episode 2
In May 1968, Paris was home to protests that questioned the French social reality, a mentality that grew into a global movement.
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S1 E3: Chilean Dictatorship
Season 1, Episode 3
Under the tutelage of General Augusto Pinochet, Chile begins a life of 17 years of dictatorship in which there was censorship, curfews, exiles, missing civilians and a dirty war.
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S1 E4: Uruguayan Dictatorship - Gaucho Power Lives On
Season 1, Episode 4
The Uruguayan civic-military dictatorship lasted between 1973 and 1985.
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S1 E5: Cuban Revolution
Season 1, Episode 5
In 1959, an insurgent commando led by Fidel Castro took power on the island of Cuba, overthrowing the regime of Fulgencio Batista.
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