I've previously asked which are good documentaries about environmental impact of livestock industry. However, since I'm living in a Spanish-speaking country, I'm more interested in which documentaries have been made, or dubbed, in Spanish?
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Can you also mention the country you're in? A documentary produced with a particular country in mind would probably be more relevant to citizens of that country.– Adam MillerCommented Feb 22, 2017 at 21:46
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First choice would be documentaries relevant to central america, second choice any latin american country, third choice any other country, including Spain or other "first world" countries.– AttilioCommented Feb 22, 2017 at 21:51
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2Cattle-heavy South American countries like Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina probably have a very different perception of the livestock industry than countries that don't have such a large livestock industry. That's probably worth considering.– Adam MillerCommented Feb 22, 2017 at 22:08
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So are you asking only about documentaries in Spanish, or should they focus on environmental impact of the meat industry in Spanish-speaking countries?– TurionCommented Feb 23, 2017 at 10:08
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@Turion I never asked about meat industry in spanish-speaking countries. Both title and description refer to documentaries about environmental impact of meat industry that have been made or dubbed in spanish.– AttilioCommented Feb 24, 2017 at 1:28
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A Carne É Fraca (or La Carne Es Débil, "Meat is Weak") is a Brazilian documentary about animal abuse in the meat industry. It has a CC-BY license (you are free to distribute it as long as you don't charge for it) and it is available on Youtube (with subtitles).
Meat The Truth is more focused on environmental consequences of consuming meat. This movie features strong intertextuality with An Inconvenient Truth, since it was made in response to Al Gore's lack of commitment against the meat industry. It is also available on Youtube (with subtitles).
Both feature graphic violence against animals and, as such, should be accompanied by a content warning and are not suited for children.
answered Feb 25, 2017 at 10:58
Cowspiracy is a good documentary about the environmental impact of animal agriculture, and it has Spanish subtitles.
