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Argentinian activist who spent 50 years looking for 'disappeared' son dies
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Argentinian human-rights activist Lidia Almeida, longtime president of the Mothers of Plaza de Mayo, has died at 95 after a lifetime seeking truth about her forcibly disappeared son. Almeida spent more than five decades searching for Alejandro, kidnapped in June 1975 during Argentina's dictatorship. Her leadership helped define the movement around Buenos Aires’ Plaza de Mayo, becoming a symbol of justice for the desaparecidos. Tributes poured in from public figures, including former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who called her an indefatigable fighter who honored life.
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