VOICED : Abuelas Plaza alivio y pesar

The transcript discusses the death of ex-dictator Jorge Videla and its impact on the Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo, who seek justice for the disappeared during Argentina's dictatorship. It highlights the personal story of Victoria, a child of disappeared parents, and reflects on the ongoing struggle for justice and against impunity.

What is the reaction of the grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo to Videla's death?

• They are angry and vengeful.

• They are happy and satisfied.

• They feel relieved but also regretful.

• They are indifferent.

What significant event does Victoria associate with the date of Videla's death?

• The birth of her child.

• The day she found her real parents.

• The appearance of her father's body in Uruguay.

• The day she moved to a new country.

How did Victoria feel about her appropriator?

• She was afraid of him.

• She never stopped loving him.

• She was indifferent towards him.

• She hated him deeply.

What is Manuel's perspective on Videla's death?

• He is glad Videla did not die unpunished.

• He thinks Videla was wrongly accused.

• He believes Videla died without facing justice.

• He is indifferent to Videla's death.

What do people hope for after Videla's death?

• That Videla will be remembered as a hero.

• That all past crimes will be forgotten.

• That the dictatorship will return.

• That justice will continue to be served.