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Our Part of Buenos Aires
In 2001, Francisca finds herself torn between two worlds: the one she left behind, with her father fighting in the streets of Argentina, amidst the chaos of the corralito, and the new one in which she experiences profound emotional distress as she adapts to her new life in Spain.
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In 2001, Francisca finds herself torn between two worlds: the one she left behind, with her father fighting in the streets of Argentina, amidst the chaos of the corralito, and the new one in which she experiences profound emotional distress as she adapts to her new life in Spain.
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