De non en de wegwerpkinderen (2026)

In the 1970s, amid the brutal reign of Pinochet, Dutchwoman Truus Kuijpers founded Las Palmas, a children’s shelter in Santiago, Chile, designed for what she bluntly labeled “throwaway kids.” As desperate, childless couples back in the Netherlands waited years for a chance to parent, adoption inquiries flooded in. Within no time, she had spun a thriving, high-speed adoption pipeline. Yet beneath the success lurked a haunting question: were every one of her methods truly above board?