Miriam Lewin, an Argentine journalist and political activist who survived the horrors of torture during Argentina’s Dirty War, shares her powerful story. She highlights the emotional trauma and resilience of activists facing brutal repression. Lewin discusses the fight of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, who bravely sought their disappeared children, and the tragic betrayal they faced. Additionally, the conversation touches on unique political topics like tariffs and the societal implications of baby formula theft, sparking deep reflections on justice and morality.

Miriam Lewin, an Argentinian journalist who survived torture during the 1977 dictatorship, shares her harrowing journey of resilience and justice. She discusses the chilling legacy of the 'death flights' and her relentless pursuit to confront those responsible. Alongside Andres Caballero, she reveals the emotional and psychological impact of her experiences. Their conversation explores the depths of fear and bravery faced by activists in a repressive regime, highlighting the importance of uncovering the shadows of Argentina's past.