Eduardo Montes-Bradley
Journalist and author of documentaries
A journalist, photographer, and author, focused on documenting historical and social issues. Created several documentaries that explore themes of identity and culture. Published numerous articles that delve into Argentina's contemporary social landscape. Engaged in capturing visual stories that highlight the lives of marginalized communities in Argentina.
Produced the documentary 'The Forgotten'
Published articles in major Argentine publications
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