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In this June 1978 file photo, Gen. Jorge Rafael Videla talks to journalists at the Buenos Aires Government Palace, in Argentina.
Argentine ex-dictator Jorge Videla dies in prison
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Morgan Brown wins scholarship to study abroad
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Buenos Aires launches tours for Argentine pope
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