I liked your video, but i have to say some things about the part of the militar dictatorship. The 30000 number of missing is people is already know to be much lower (around 7000), then, some of the reasons the dictatorship was led to happen was that in the 60's some terrorist groups started to appear and in one year there were about 1 attack per day, even using remote explosives (more than a 100 people died bc of this). Probably the most ridiculous thing about this is that the same party thata nurtured this groups to gain votes and lost gradualy lost control of them until Peron's death where it start a full out war between right and left wing groups until they led to the start of the dictatorship nowadays uses these events for politics basically laveling anyone who thinks different about the dictatorship as a totalitarian. And yes, these groups had training and and aid from cuba and some from the ussr. Obiously the dictatorship is condemnable but so are this terrorist groups and the people they killed are as valuable and the ones killed by the dictatorship. Please don't take me wrong i like your content but there is simply to much desinformation about this. @SayuRinpoche
@@SayuRinpoche Yeah, I'm from Cordoba too. There were terrorist attacks every day back then, shootings in the same place where you visited. The terrorist groups targeted churches and places "of the wealthy" (such as restaurants set on fire) or shops, murdering civilians. Small note: Did you notice the cobblestone in front of the university? The white lines act as a shadow of the building behind it, drawing it on the ground. The design was made by a famous architect of the city, I believe the same one who did Plaza España
@@SayuRinpoche The other commenters are the domestic equivalent of holocaust deniers. Please disregard their opinion, or, at the very least, take what they say with a grain or salt, and do your own research. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial_of_state_terrorism_in_Argentina
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Nice background music🎉
Excelente video
muchas gracias 🙏
Love seeing you, friend!!
Yo tambien, hermana 🤩
Next time you are in Cordoba, should go to the Santo Tomas de Aquino Church in Caseros Street. Much more beautiful. 😅
Good suggestion thank you so much! 🙏
I liked your video, but i have to say some things about the part of the militar dictatorship. The 30000 number of missing is people is already know to be much lower (around 7000), then, some of the reasons the dictatorship was led to happen was that in the 60's some terrorist groups started to appear and in one year there were about 1 attack per day, even using remote explosives (more than a 100 people died bc of this). Probably the most ridiculous thing about this is that the same party thata nurtured this groups to gain votes and lost gradualy lost control of them until Peron's death where it start a full out war between right and left wing groups until they led to the start of the dictatorship nowadays uses these events for politics basically laveling anyone who thinks different about the dictatorship as a totalitarian. And yes, these groups had training and and aid from cuba and some from the ussr. Obiously the dictatorship is condemnable but so are this terrorist groups and the people they killed are as valuable and the ones killed by the dictatorship. Please don't take me wrong i like your content but there is simply to much desinformation about this.
@SayuRinpoche
This is interesting, definitely something I wasn't aware. Thanks for sharing.
@@SayuRinpoche Yeah, I'm from Cordoba too. There were terrorist attacks every day back then, shootings in the same place where you visited. The terrorist groups targeted churches and places "of the wealthy" (such as restaurants set on fire) or shops, murdering civilians.
Small note: Did you notice the cobblestone in front of the university? The white lines act as a shadow of the building behind it, drawing it on the ground. The design was made by a famous architect of the city, I believe the same one who did Plaza España
@@SayuRinpoche The other commenters are the domestic equivalent of holocaust deniers. Please disregard their opinion, or, at the very least, take what they say with a grain or salt, and do your own research.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial_of_state_terrorism_in_Argentina
@@santiagoacosta6614 appreciate the information! I'll give it a read as well.