

Twenty-five asylum seekers, including Dora Rodriguez, were abandoned by their guide in the Sonoran desert while fleeing the 1980 Civil War in El Salvador.
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Twenty-five asylum seekers, including Dora Rodriguez, were abandoned by their guide in the Sonoran desert while fleeing the 1980 Civil War in El Salvador.
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Dora Rodriguez stands in the unforgiving Sonoran desert of Arizona, surrounded by twenty-five fellow asylum seekers. In 1980, they fled the Civil War in El Salvador, seeking refuge from violence and instability. Abandoned by their guide, the group faces the harsh conditions of the desert, struggling to survive without food or water. The film captures their desperate situation as they navigate the challenges of seeking safety in a foreign land.
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Why Watch
- Follow Dora Rodriguez's escape from El Salvador.
- See the harsh realities of the Sonoran desert.
- Meet a group of asylum seekers facing dire circumstances.
Did You Know
- Dora Rodriguez fled the El Salvador Civil War in 1980.
- Twenty-five asylum seekers were abandoned in the Sonoran desert.
- The film has a runtime of 16 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What event caused Dora Rodriguez to flee El Salvador?
Dora Rodriguez fled El Salvador due to the civil war that occurred in 1980.
How many asylum seekers were abandoned in the Sonoran desert?
Dora Rodriguez was among a group of twenty-five asylum seekers who were abandoned in the Sonoran desert.
In which state is the Sonoran desert located?
The Sonoran desert is located in Arizona.
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