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The image of Micaela fill the social networks. In the photo she smiles; she plays with boys from Villa Mandarina; paints a mural; marches in the streets for the thirty-thousand missing people, dressed in a shirt that says #NiUnaMenos. Her friends, family and colleagues had been looking for her for a week. Every day that passed brought a new clue: the security cameras at a bowling alley, messages on her mobile phone, her sandals, her trousers, her keys. Today, her half-buried body appeared near route 12, in Gualeguay. Hope became fury. Now, in public squares across the country, hundreds are looking for justice.
