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The Inconclusive Independence
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Documentary about the independence and history of Latin America.
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Cast
Evo Morales
Self - President of Bolivia
Rafael Correa
Self - President of Ecuador
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Self - President of Brazil
Eduardo Galeano
Self - Writer. Uruguay
Miguel León-Portilla
Self - Writer and Philosophy major. Mexico
Michelle Bachelet
Self - President of Chile
Gabriel Salazar
Self - Historian. Chile
Luis Britto García
Self - Historian and Writer. Venezuela
Fernando E. Solanas
Self - Filmmaker and Congressman. Argentina
Ricardo Lagos
Self - Former President of Chile
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