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Carta de Morazán

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Cinematic documentary made in 1982, which reveals the life and organization of some camps in the eastern zone of El Salvador. It shows images of combat, guerrilla training, and special forces, forms of political propaganda in cities like Ciudad Barrios, as well as meetings of leaders of the General Command and an interview with General Castillo, Deputy Minister of Defense at the time.

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What is Carta de Morazán (1982) about?

Cinematic documentary made in 1982, which reveals the life and organization of some camps in the eastern zone of El Salvador. It shows images of combat, guerrilla training, and special forces, forms of political propaganda in cities like Ciudad Barrios, as well as meetings of leaders of the General Command and an interview with General Castillo, Deputy Minister of Defense at the time.

Who stars in Carta de Morazán?

Carta de Morazán stars Ana Guadalupe Martínez (Self), Gustavo Amaya (Narrator), Hernán Vera (Narrator). The film was directed by Guillermo Escalón.

How long is Carta de Morazán?

Carta de Morazán has a runtime of 57 min and premiered in 1982.

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