During Argentina’s last dictatorship, state terror did not only disappear people. It also stole identities. In this episode, we reconstruct the story of appropriated babies and children, pregnant women held in captivity, births inside clandestine detention centers, networks of complicity, and families who raised children under false names. The narrative follows the relentless search led by the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo, the role of genetics, and the identity restitutions that continue today. A story about memory, justice, and the fundamental right to know who you are.

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Cuba was a small island with enormous geopolitical weight. In this episode, we reconstruct how it moved from deep U.S. influence to becoming a global symbol of defiance after the 1959 Revolution. From Batista, Moncada, the Granma, and the Sierra Maestra to the Bay of Pigs, the Missile Crisis, the embargo, and the Cuban exile, the story reveals a revolution shaped by sovereignty, hope, political control, and divided families. A narrative about power, the Cold War, and the price of challenging an empire.

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Simón Bolívar did not only seek to free territories from Spanish rule. He imagined a united America, strong enough to resist new forms of power. In this episode, we reconstruct the dream and failure of that continental vision, from the wars of independence to Gran Colombia, the Congress of Panama, disputes with Santander, accusations of authoritarianism, and the project’s final collapse. A story about freedom, ambition, fragmentation, and political solitude. The story of a man who helped break an empire, but could not keep together the continent he helped liberate.

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