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sirimavo bandaranaike and her remarkable mother. the next story is about another pioneer in a very different field. a forensic anthropologist from argentina who has dedicated her life to searching for the remains of missing victims of war atrocities and state violence. in her search for the truth, she exhumed remains in more than 30 countries and among them, el salvador. the scene of a brutal civil war in the 1980s. we end up exhuming the remains of close to 140 kids that were all in this very small one room house. we were exhuming all these little dresses and whatever they have in their pockets. those kinds of details are actually the ones that kind of, devastate you. they are very hard. yes. i started doing the forensic work on human rights cases in 1984 when democracy returned argentina after a quite brutal military government. most of us were students, we were just finishing very close to graduating. it wasn't something that we were thinking of, let's form an international organisation that will do this globally. it was more lik

the first woman premier sirimavo bandaranaike. i i noticed in no time at all, the way she was carrying herself with the great sense of authority, walking in the cabinet meetings, she had files clutched like that in her left arm and walked with her head held high. she came across in a very strong way when she was negotiating one—to—one with leaders of other countries. i have never, ever her losing her temper. she would get angry but in a very calm, stern manner. she would say what she had to say which was far more effective. she was very proud of her second daughter, my mother could see that she was a born leader. the new president took the oath of office _ the new president took the oath of office in_ the new president took the oath of office in all— the new president took the oath of office in all of— the new president took the oath of office in all of the _ the new president took the oath of office in all of the country's - the new president took the oath of office in all of the country's main . office in all of the coun