
An unscheduled meeting of great significance for Argentine history
After mass in Cordoba, the Pope received Alba Camargo, daughter and granddaughter of desaparecidos of the Argentine dictatorship, who asked him for help in searching for the remains of the disappeared in the city.
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Alba Camargo was thirteen years old when the dictatorship kidnapped her parents and uncles. She was taken away by a death squad and remained a prisoner for six months in Buen Pastor, a prison run by nuns for political prisoners.
After the mass in Cordoba, the Pope received twenty people. One of these was Alba Camargo, daughter and granddaughter of desaparecidos, people who disappeared during the last dictatorship. An unscheduled event, compared to what was announced, with great significance for Argentine history.
He was thirteen when the dictatorship kidnapped his parents and uncles. A few days later, a death squad entered her grandparents' house and took her away. She was a prisoner for six months in Buen Pastor, a prison run by nuns for political prisoners. Fifty years later, Alba told the Pope: "We are looking for the remains of the disappeared here in Córdoba, help us."

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