Ana María Careaga
Ana María Careaga is the daughter of esteemed political activist Esther Ballestrino and a survivor of Argentina's military dictatorship. She became a prominent advocate for human rights and justice, particularly as a member of the Madres de Plaza de Mayo, an organization that seeks to find the truth about the disappeared during the military regime. Her experiences during her mother's disappearance and her own imprisonment have shaped her lifelong commitment to activism and remembrance.
Born on Sep 30, 1961 (63 years old)
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Ana María Careaga was kidnapped during Argentina's Dirty War and later became an activist for the disappeared.
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Paraguay:
Ana María Careaga is the daughter of political activist Esther Ballestrino and recalls her mother's friendship with Jorge Bergoglio, who became Pope Francis.
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Uruguay:
Ana María Careaga is the daughter of Esther Ballestrino and an activist involved in the Madres de Plaza de Mayo.
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