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Tupac Amaru, algo está cambiando: something is changing (2012) [N/A]

Featuring:
Taty Almeida, Lola Berthet, Estela de Carlotto

Directed by:
Magalí Buj, Federico Palumbo


Release Date:
April 11, 2012

Original Title:
Tupac Amaru, algo está cambiando: something is changing

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Federico Palumbo & Magali Buj

Production Countries:
Argentina

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 65

Overview from Open Movies

Faced with the onslaught of newliberalism and the crisis in Argentina in the nineties began to develop in the forgotten province of Jujuy, a new way of organizing and solidarity work. Waving flags for dignity, work, health-care, and education for those in most need, a social organization rouse up determined to change everything, to turn around chaos that was already established. In spite of all the criticism received, Tupac goes on building dreams and hope in all Argentine, many supported and defended this cause. To solve profound needs of the human being, thousands of people from Jujuy started to knit a new way of work, cooperative and with solidarity. Today there's nobody who can stop it. Tupac Amaru... an example... or a warning...

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Director:
Magalí Buj
Federico Palumbo

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