Also includes footage of Albarracin in Bolivia testifying before a special constitutional commission set up to investigate the case and meeting with the press about his ordeal. Detention center conditions in Bolivia are documented in video footage from the Asamblea Permanente de Derechos Humanos. Footage on human rights conditions and interviews with indigenous people in Cochabamba, Bolivia, produced by the Andean Information Network. A film by the Andean Information Network shows police brutality against field workers and documents a 31-day march by women coca growers to protest in favor of better working conditions. Video shows the women's journey from Bolivia's rural regions to the capital city of La Paz as they avoided main highways for fear of reprisal by security forces.
Military officials drop gas bombs on the civilians, and they try to retaliate by throwing rocks.
The video documents the many wounds that were suffered at the attack, as well as footage from the attack itself. The Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team filmed the exhumations of three different sites in Vallegrande, Bolivia as part of an initial search for the remains of Che Guevara. Brazil From July 1997 through November 1998, Kathleen Hamill used her Witness camera to shoot footage in Rio, Bahia, Brasilia and Natal, Brazil. She videotaped interviews with victims of massacres and death squads activities. The testimonies formed the basis for a petition to the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights which was filed in January of 1998.