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La virgen de la tierra 

Thousands of people arrive at Casabindo in Jujuy every August 15th to see the only bullfight in Argentina. The rest of the year, the huts and the emptiness reflect 500 years of dispossession to the people of the andean plateau.
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Thousands of people arrive at Casabindo in Jujuy every August 15th to see the only bullfight in Argentina. The rest of the year, the huts and the emptiness reflect 500 years of dispossession to the people of the andean plateau.

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