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Non-Fiction Ship in Bariloche: Santiago Rey and the Challenges of Narrative Journalism From Patagonia

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Interviews, documents, a long and dedicated research. Journalism. Santiago Rey regained a historic milestone of social medicine in Latin America: between 1971 and September 11, 1973, a team composed of a nephrologist and two architects created an artisanal hemodialysis machine. The coup d’état ended with the project and led...
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Interviews, documents, a long and dedicated research. Journalism. Santiago Rey regained a historic milestone of social medicine in Latin America: between 1971 and September 11, 1973, a team composed of a nephrologist and two architects created an artisanal hemodialysis machine. The coup d’état ended with the project and led...

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