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The Inconclusive Independence

The Inconclusive Independence

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The Inconclusive Independence

2010
3h 8m
6.5(1 votes)
Documentary

Overview

Documentary about the independence and history of Latin America.

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28 members
Acting

Evo Morales

Self - President of Bolivia

Evo Morales
Acting

Rafael Correa

Self - President of Ecuador

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Acting

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Self - President of Brazil

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Acting

Eduardo Galeano

Self - Writer. Uruguay

Eduardo Galeano
Acting

Miguel León-Portilla

Self - Writer and Philosophy major. Mexico

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Acting

Michelle Bachelet

Self - President of Chile

Michelle Bachelet
Acting

Gabriel Salazar

Self - Historian. Chile

Gabriel Salazar
Writing

Luis Britto García

Self - Historian and Writer. Venezuela

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Directing

Fernando E. Solanas

Self - Filmmaker and Congressman. Argentina

Fernando E. Solanas
Acting

Ricardo Lagos

Self - Former President of Chile

Ricardo Lagos
Writing

Carlos Montemayor

Self - Essayist and tenor. Mexico

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Acting

Alfredo Guevara

Self - Filmmaker and Revolutionary. Cuba

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Acting

Fernando Lugo

Self - President of Paraguay

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Acting

João Pedro Stedile

Self - Economist. Brazil

João Pedro Stedile
Acting

Sergio Vuskovic

Self - Philosopher. Chile

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Acting

Buscarita Roa

Self

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Acting

Isabel Allende

Self - Writer. Chile

Isabel Allende
Sound

Ernesto Cavour

Self - Musician. Bolivia

No Image
Acting

Salvador Allende

Self (archive footage)

Salvador Allende
Acting

Hugo Chávez

Self (archive footage)

Hugo Chávez
Acting

Rigoberta Menchú

Self (archive footage)

Rigoberta Menchú
Acting

Fidel Castro

Self (archive footage)

Fidel Castro
Acting

Richard Nixon

Self (archive footage)

Richard Nixon
Writing

Gabriela Mistral

Self (archive footage)

Gabriela Mistral
Writing

Pablo Neruda

Self (archive footage)

Pablo Neruda
Acting

Che Guevara

Self (archive footage)

Che Guevara
Acting

Augusto Pinochet

Self (archive footage)

Augusto Pinochet
Acting

Ernesto Cardenal

Self - Poet and Priest. Nicaragua

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