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An analysis of the social, cultural and institutional environment that surrounds the problem of gender violence in Argentina based on the story of the survivor Ivana Rosales. In addition, the patriarchal network of power that runs through institutions, and the role of the media and stereotypes. A documentary by Susana Nieri.
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An analysis of the social, cultural and institutional environment that surrounds the problem of gender violence in Argentina based on the story of the survivor Ivana Rosales. In addition, the patriarchal network of power that runs through institutions, and the role of the media and stereotypes. A documentary by Susana Nieri.
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Written By:Susana Nieri
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