

Over two decades, Carlos Eugênio Paz participated in urban actions against Brazil's military dictatorship as a member of the National Liberation Alliance.
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Over two decades, Carlos Eugênio Paz participated in urban actions against Brazil's military dictatorship as a member of the National Liberation Alliance.
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Carlos Eugênio Paz, known by his alias 'Clemente', recounts his involvement in the armed resistance against Brazil's military dictatorship from the 1960s to the 1980s. As a member of the National Liberation Alliance, he participated in urban actions aimed at opposing authoritarian rule. Director Isa Albuquerque combines Paz's personal narrative with testimonies from fellow fighters. The film presents a detailed account of the sacrifices made by those committed to democracy during a turbulent chapter in Brazilian history.
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Why Watch
- Meet Carlos Eugênio Paz, a key figure in Brazil's resistance.
- See firsthand accounts from fellow fighters in the struggle.
- Find out about Brazil's military dictatorship from 1960-1980.
Did You Know
- Carlos Eugênio Paz operated under the alias 'Clemente'.
- The National Liberation Alliance was active during Brazil's military dictatorship from the 1960s to the 1980s.
- The film features insights from multiple fellow fighters alongside Paz.
- The documentary has a duration of 99 minutes.
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Who is the main subject of Codinome Clemente?
Carlos Eugênio Paz is the main subject, recounting his experiences in the armed struggle against Brazil's military dictatorship.
What organization was Carlos Eugênio Paz a member of?
He was an active member of the National Liberation Alliance.
Who directed the documentary Codinome Clemente?
The documentary was directed by Isa Albuquerque.
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