Mother of Plaza de Mayo: ‘Despite the canes and wheelchairs, the ladies remain standing’

Taty Almeida, a historical leader of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, spoke at a ceremony honoring Lidia Stella Mercedes Miy Uranga, also known as Taty. The Mothers of Plaza de Mayo have been demanding answers for decades regarding the disappearance of their children during Argentina’s ‘70s terrorism. The event took place at the University of Buenos Aires, with hundreds of students and supporters present.

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