1. Las Madres de Plaza de Mayo
... " was to force people to support the conservative identity and patriarchal ideology.1 Those who were opposed to the military were considered communist and disrupter of the peace. During the period of the "Dirty War" those who spoke against the military government disappeared without a trace. The people responsible were the Junta leaders and generals, who were in the ... de Mayo in downtown Buenos Aires, the mothers expanded even more, recruiting more mothers and grandmothers and becoming a social movement community with its own practices of organization and unity over a period of almost...
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