Caseros en la Cárcel

00:00:25 C ASEROS: IN PRISON

00:04:47 penal institution.

00:07:18 You could see here how you deteriorated and

00:09:49 To confine, to isolate, to keep the sun out, to keep out anything that

00:12:10 So I asked him why he was beating me. "For being so ugly!", he said.

00:14:40 The activity here was reading. We tried to talk about politics.

00:17:13 irritate us, and fray our nerves.

00:20:05 Let me lead the way...

00:23:44 We explained that we were not terrorists, we were politicians.

00:26:39 floor, or tore them up...

00:29:31 We knew the way out was to stick together. We had to be together

00:32:12 I never had newspapers in this hospital.

00:34:57 code name, a way of saying they knew all about us.

00:38:16 with great difficulty, with those zimmerframes for people with

00:41:48 Meeting and that he tried to make them more aware of these things and

00:45:19 criminal and no longer part of the church. So I was using a Coca Cola

00:48:42 The nurse asked him what his job had been when he was free.

00:51:26 quiet. I was feeling worse and worse. I thought about comrades who

00:55:19 The funeral march, all night. A special meal and the funeral march.

00:58:23 I've been an active militant since I was a teenager in various

01:01:08 University Peronist Youth. I was 18 then and I aspired to what many of

01:04:20 These noises remind me of the sound of prison bars closing, and today

01:07:02 We had our own utopia, fighting for the people.

01:09:24 Juan Carlos Dante Gullo.