He survived the Holocaust and went to live in Uruguay

There are dark moments in the history of humanity that should not be forgotten: the Holocaust is one of them. There are voices that survived the horror but have gone out. Those who are still alive, even if they are prisoners of their memories and are in the twilight of their lives, raise their voices to remember how they mocked death. And to honor those who perished. Meet Isaac Borojovich, who lives his last years in Uruguay and narrates in detail his passage through several German ghettos and concentration camps. This is a production by Darío Klein and Ana María Luengo Romero for CNN in Spanish.