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Gabriela Luchsinger is a registered social worker here in Hamilton, in Southern Ontario. In 1973 Gabriela and her family fled Chile after the military coup led by General Augusto Pinochet, who founded a brutal dictatorship that held sway in Chile until 1990.

Gabriela's husband had been jailed and narrowly escaped a death that was visited up friends, colleagues and family members. Gabriella spoke with me about those memories and the role that memory plays in her culture.

Running time: 30 min. / 24 Mb
Host: Wayne MacPhail


Direct download: The_Chilean_Community_-_Gabriela_Luchsinger.mp3
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