The Armed forces Uruguayans are a closed institution for those who do not integrate them, with their own justice, health, pension system and even vacation camps and party rooms. In that world we get into this third episode of the podcast The wound, to see first hand how the military they deal with the dictatorship behind closed doors, the changes that have taken place in the treatment of the subject in military training, and how some myths, secrets and silences continue to prevail.
Through the testimonies of figures such as Guido Manini Ríos (at that time, a young soldier who commented on what was happening with his companions) and José Mujica, who experienced the ups and downs of the dictatorship in the barracks firsthand, as a prisoner, he it reconstructs what happened in those years to, from there, trace a path to the present, and facts such as the changes in the program in military education to deal more deeply with that period that was announced in 2020.
The wound It is composed of six episodes, of which the first three are already available. The rest will be published at the rate of one per day until the next friday the 23rdat midnight each day.
The series can be heard on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, and TuneInas well as through Youtube.
He fourth episodewhich will be published this Wednesday June 21 and which is entitled history lesson, focuses on teaching, to tell the different dilemmas that have arisen within Uruguayan education at the time of teaching the subject in classrooms, and how the passage of time also modified the way of treating the dictatorship in educational programs .
