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#video#Argentina Imagine finding out that the family you grew up with had stolen you. Juan Cabandie from Argentina had always had doubts. His father was with the federal police intelligence service during the military rule in Argentina in the 1970s. It took Juan a quarter of a century to discover that his violent father was actually his abductor. Juan Cabandie was one of some 500 babies taken by the Argentinian junta. Children were forcibly taken from political dissidents and given to childless families who worked for the military regime who raised them as their own. Without the stolen children's grandmothers, they might never have known their true origins. The activist Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo have helped identify more than 120 people who were stolen by the junta. Juan has learned about his birth parents who lost their lives to the regime. He also sat through a trial that sentenced the person responsible for his abduction to 17 years in prison. Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary