Alfredo Stroessner
Alfredo Stroessner was a Paraguayan military officer and politician who served as the President of Paraguay from 1954 to 1989, leading one of the longest dictatorships in Latin American history and being a key figure in the coordinated repression under the 'Operación Cóndor'.
Born on Nov 03, 1912 (113 years old)
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner is referred to as a dictator in the context of Edgar Acosta's remarks about not being silenced.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner was the dictator of Paraguay whose regime was marked by political repression and persecution.
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Paraguay:
Stroessner was a dictator in Paraguay whose regime is referenced in the context of the film.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner was the dictator during whose regime the torture occurred.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner was an astute actor in terms of defensive geopolitics during the signing of the Itaipú Treaty.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner was the dictator of Paraguay who visited Apolonia Flores in the hospital and offered her the chance to study in Asunción if she abandoned her community.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner was the dictator during whose regime the alleged tortures took place.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner is described as a corrupt and criminal former dictator.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner was the dictator of Paraguay who fell in 1989.
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Paraguay:
Alfredo Stroessner was a dictator in Paraguay from 1954 to 1989, whose regime is being discussed in relation to José Duarte Penayo's statements.
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