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Escape from Argentina

Posted by Dagna Pielaszkiewicz

Alberto Lalli.jpgAlberto Lalli being interviewed by Natasha Fatah. (Courtesy Mark Ulster)

In the 1970s Alberto Lalli campaigned for justice in Argentina but his own government imprisoned and tortured him. He almost became one of the "disappeared" in Argentina's Dirty War but after seven years behind bars, he ended up fleeing to Canada - not to save himself, but to save his family. Hear it all in Escape from Argentina.

Episodes appear online at 11 PM EST. Download Escape from Argentina as a podcast(updated every Tuesday). 

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chinese restaurant reunion.jpgSusana Munarriz and Alberto Lalli return to New Treasure Restaurant with Natasha Fatah. (Courtesy Mark Ulster).

Alberto Lalli w pictures.jpgAlberto Lalli shows old photos to Natasha Fatah. (Courtesy Mark Ulster)

Alberto Lalli prison sketch.jpgAlberto Lalli's sketch from prison, completed in 1975, later smuggled out by his mother. (Courtesy Mark Ulster)

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