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Your sister told us about you.
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My father knew
how to make wine.
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Then we started raising sheep.
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- Even here?
- Of course.
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These "Torrontes" grapes
are for white wine.
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- What's your dog's name?
- N ilo.
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This land's not profitable.
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Not even for making wine.
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But if you sell grapes,
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it's worse.
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You get 10 cents.
Why, why do I hang on to this land?
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Why, then?
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Because I have no education.
I've nothing else to live on.
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I have to work just to survive.
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The worst of it is...
I earn $60 a month.
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I have to earn a little more
just to have enough to eat.
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But what if you sold your land?
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I'm a native.
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My father was pure blood,
indigenous.
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So I love it here.
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When you're born here,
you grow attached.
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All of us Indians
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- I'm an Indian -
we feel resentment.
1:07:28
- I'm an Indian -
we feel resentment.
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We owned this land.
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Now we have to buy a plot
to be buried in, or to farm.
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For me, it's as if someone
came here and said:
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"This is all mine now. Goodbye".
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There used to be
many natives here.
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The two biggest tribes were...
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the Quilmes and the Tolombones.
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But the Quilmes weren't as brave
as the Tolombones.