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What I learned from my abuela's memories of Chile's 1973 coup | Creator Network
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9:31Now PlayingFor weeks, Sebastian Decter called his grandmother every Friday to hear her stories about what happened in Chile after the military overthrew the democratically elected government in 1973. He enlisted his family and other Chilean exiles to recount her experiences, teaming up with Adam Bovoletis, Nora Duffy and Hinako Hosoya to make this video for CBC Ottawa’s Creator Network.
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