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Today, we're going to go back in time, actually to one of the darkest moments in the history of Argentina, the military dictatorship that ruled the country during the 1970s and

early 80s. Miriam Lewin was kidnapped by soldiers when she was just 19 years old. She spent time

in a concentration camp. A lot of other people never made it back home. About 30,000 were disappeared in Argentina during this period, which is known as the Dirty War.

Miriam became an investigative journalist, and decades later, she looked into one of the most infamous practices of the dictatorship,

Los Wuelos de la Morte, the death

flights. In this podcast, we're going to follow Miriam as she finds one of the planes that was used

by the military to throw people into the ocean, which unexpectedly was in Florida, and she fights

to bring some of the pilots to justice.

Here's the first episode of Avenger, produced by Orbit Media in association with Sonoro.

Before we begin, please note that for this story, we interviewed Medium and everyone else for dozens of hours in Spanish.

We hired actors to voice their words in English.

By then, it was much more than a feeling.

I knew that I was being followed.

I avoided going to my family's house because I knew they would be there waiting for me.

It's late afternoon, 1977. Medium is in a neighborhood in Buenos Aires.

She's 19.

It's been a year since Argentina's military seized power.

A coup to bring back peace and stability, says the military dictator.

People like Medium, a young political dissident, are now targets.

I was actually worried about my grandmother.

It had been a while since I'd last seen her.

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