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Plaza Dos de Mayo (1979) | Slate

Plaza Dos de Mayo

History of the construction of the Plaza Dos de Mayo in the city of Lima and the transformation of an academic urban space into a popular space.

Released: 1979
Runtime: 10m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Peru

Direction and writing

Reynaldo LedgardDirector

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