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Sin Punto y Aparte
After 35 years as a journalist in Israel, Sergio Slutzky returns to Argentina to cover the trials of former General Menéndez for crimes against humanity, and rediscovers the traces of his fellow Jewish militants who suffered the consequences of the genocidal dictatorship.
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After 35 years as a journalist in Israel, Sergio Slutzky returns to Argentina to cover the trials of former General Menéndez for crimes against humanity, and rediscovers the traces of his fellow Jewish militants who suffered the consequences of the genocidal dictatorship.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alejandra Marino
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