Latinadas - Sorger, Jorge
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Latinadas tells the stories of fictionalized individuals trying to find their place in the turbulent history of Latin America between 1950 and 2020. It is based on real historic events, but most of the names have been changed.

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Latinadas tells the stories of fictionalized individuals trying to find their place in the turbulent history of Latin America between 1950 and 2020. It is based on real historic events, but most of the names have been changed.
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JORGE G. SORGER, Professor Emeritus of Genetics and Microbiology at McMaster University in Canada, was born in 1937 in Vienna and fled Nazi Austria as an infant with his mother. The family was reunited in Venezuela after five years and became Venezuelan citizens. During his years in Venezuela he witnessed the suffering of third-world poverty, the struggle for social justice, the euphoria of democracy and the disappointment of a return to dictatorship. Jorge obtained his BSc in Genetics and Microbiology at McGill University and his PhD in Microbiology and Genetics at Yale University, where he married Leonor Tenorio Vargas. Jorge and Leonor are long-time activists who were founding members of Amnesty's Group #1 in Canada and other organizations. They moved to Ottawa to be close to their two daughters and four grandchildren.