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S1 E11: Civil Rights Movement - We Are All Very Equal

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S1 E8: Zapatista Movement

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S1 E7: Brazilian Dictatorship - A Great Nostalgia

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S1 E10: Indignados - A Citizen Movement In Spain

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S1 E6: Argentine Dictatorship

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S1 E9: Yugoslav Wars

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S1 E5: Cuban Revolution

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S1 E1: Peace In Colombia - Now Or Never

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S1 E2: Paris in May 1968

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S1 E4: Uruguayan Dictatorship - Gaucho Power Lives On

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S1 E3: Chilean Dictatorship

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Berlin Wall

On November 3, 1989, the wall that divided the city of Berlin finally fell. Thus fell the 27 years of division and tension generated after the end of the World War II. This era bred political and cultural tension that made the German nation a subject of close scrutiny from the two major political axes of the world: Moscow and Washington.

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S1 E1: Peace In Colombia - Now Or Never

After five decades of armed struggle, Colombia signed a peace treaty between the FARC rebels and the government.

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S1 E8: Zapatista Movement

In January 1994, an insurgent group broke into the Chiapas province, demanding a series of changes in the living conditions of the people of Mexico.

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S1 E7: Brazilian Dictatorship - A Great Nostalgia

Between 1964 and 1985, Brazil lived under a military regime that controlled Brazilian daily life.

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S1 E6: Argentine Dictatorship

Between 1976 and 1983, Argentina experienced 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 E2: Paris in May 1968

In May 1968, Paris was home to protests that questioned the French social reality, a mentality that grew into a global movement.