Surname 1 Student’s Name Professor Course Date Women’s Experiences Under the Military Dictatorship in Argentina Elsa de Becerra Since her children had been tortured differently, she had a traumatic experience during the military dictatorship. Her son was transported to the hospital when he was severely injured in an accident while he was still living in Mendoza. He later received a medical discharge, but the police detained him as he left the hospital because he lacked an identification card. This is how he managed to get away with it. Her daughters, who were sixteen and eighteen at the time of the police raid, were taken away in a month. While she and her husband were bound together with sheets and a curtain and dropped to the ground, the younger child was tied to a chair outside that was connected to an alarm clock (Fisher 15). The police carried away everything after conducting a full house search. When they were finished, they gave the family the directive to leave with the older daughter while instructing the younger one to remain tied until the alarm was turned off. Since then, she and her husband have kept watch over their home each night. A week later, while her husband was keeping watch, Violeta, her older daughter, returned home covered in the bruising resultant from a cruel beating. Aida de Suarez Her home was broken into by twenty armed guys brandishing weapons at her family. To make matters worse, they hauled her son away after carrying everything of value fr ...
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