Vamos a Matar

Uruguay, 1973. Having been crushed by the military dictatorship, surviving members of the Tupamaro guerillas are imprisoned and tortured. They must find a way to endure the coming 12 years.

Año 1973. Uruguay está bajo el poder de la dictadura militar. Una noche de otoño, nueve presos Tupamaros son sacados de sus celdas en una operación militar secreta. La orden es precisa: "como no pudimos matarles, vamos a volverles locos". Los tres hombres permanecerán aislados durante 12 años. Durante más de una década, los presos permanecerán aislados en diminutas celdas en dónde pasarán la mayoría del tiempo encapuchados, atados, en silencio, privados de sus necesidades básicas, apenas alimentados, y viendo reducidos al mínimo sus sentidos. Entre ellos estaba Pepe Mújica, quien más tarde llegó a convertirse en presidente de Uruguay.

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