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Ingrid Betancourt, "The Blue LIne"
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February 16, 2016
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42:46Now PlayingIn Betancourt's first novel the activist draws on these pivotal experiences to tell a love story set against the backdrop of Argentina’s Dirty War. Combining magic realism with history, Betancourt’s narrative follows teenage Julia, a kind of Cassandra whose visions of the future come to her from the perspective of others, and Theo, the revolutionary she joins in resisting Perón’s brutal dictatorship.
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