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In the 40's in Argentina, during General Peron's government an experiment took place. It's objective was to create a new and ideal latin-american society. But that experiment ended abruptly and everyone involved was exterminated.
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In the 40's in Argentina, during General Peron's government an experiment took place. It's objective was to create a new and ideal latin-american society. But that experiment ended abruptly and everyone involved was exterminated.
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