Argentinian Civil War: The Long Fight After Independence - Beginner Spanish 

Are you from India?

Y la del resto del país q les paga todos los servicios y el transporte para q vivan casi gratis

Sí, muy Santa y Católica, enemiga de la Revolución de Mayo, y fusiladora de la embarazada Camila O'Gorman!!!

Es una pelicula muy subjetiva, a favor de los terroristas que le hicieron mucho daño al pais.

@@jguillermooliver Oh. No sé casi nada de la historia de Argentina. ¿Cuáles son las escenas más problemáticas de la película "Argentina, 1985"? Pensaba que las historias de las abuelas eran la verdad. Perdieron muchos hijos e hijas, ¿no? Murieron muchos jóvenes, ¿no? Los "vuelos de la muerte" de los militares me parecen un acto de terrorismo mayor, que a incluye a inocentes. Lo siento, estoy tratando de entender. "¿Qué parte de la película es incorrecta?

@@blahbriefly Yeah, all of that happened, but it's still just one side of the story. The terrorists were financed and trained by Cuba (thus, indirectly by the Soviet Union) to turn Argentina into a sort of Vietnam in South America. They initiated their activities while there was still a democracy in Argentina, with Perón serving as the president. They killed and tortured people, planted around 5000 bombs, and even seized some cities, establishing "parallel states," mirroring the Cuban Revolution. They were waging a revolution that no Argentine had called for. In three years, they killed over 1000 people (along with thousands injured), including children. While bombs may not discriminate, individuals can choose where to plant them, and choosing to place a bomb 7 feet from a 3-year-old's bedroom just to target her father is sickening. President Perón passed away, and his wife assumed power legally, as she was also his vice president. Perón was somewhat respected by Argentinians, even by some of the terrorist groups. However, his wife did not command the same level of respect. As tensions escalated, the situation took a turn for the worse, leading to the military staging a coup d'état. A significant majority of the population, including political groups and unions (including Peronists), supported the military government with massive rallies and demonstrations. Argentines wanted them to stop terrorism for good. Nevertheless, today most of them either deny their support or avoid discussing their involvement in those events. The rest of the story- you've already seen it in the movie. Cheers!

@@blahbriefly la mayoría de la historía es incorrecta. Las madres de plaza de mayo son madres de hijos terroristas que ponían bombas en los colegios e instituciones argentinas.

Pablo says do what you are ready for. If you can follow intermediate videos, you can watch them.

Do what your comfortable with. Just seek input that’s compelling to you or comprehensible to you

Es una forma bastante linda

Aguante Camila O'Gorman, que estando embarazada, fue fusilada por el reaccionario tirano Rosas, y apoyado por la Iglesia Católica, enemigos de la Revolución de Mayo y de la Independencia argentina...