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Fifty Years After the Coup, 67 Women in Concordia Embroider the Names of the Disappeared Detainees.
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Shortly before the 50th anniversary of the last coup d'état, a group of 67 women from Concordia are promoting a collective initiative that will unite memory, art and activism: the creation of a banner with the names of the Detained, Disappeared and Executed of the Uruguay River Coast and of teachers from Entre Ríos who disappeared, which will lead the march in the city.
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