interviewed in 1988, with Alvaro Diez de Medina, the retired general Ivan Paulos, who was then president ed Military Center. The interview, published in the journal Punto y Aparte , was conducted in two games. The initial, no recorder, and the second when The general was speaking.
however, were three times Military Center. Because before the two times we spoke with Paul, we had to drop off our ballots in the goal of the institution. That, we were told, was a prerequisite for access to the military.
was not a casual request. When Paul met us at the first meeting, greeted us by our names and pointed out to him Diez de Medina knew the story of his father, a Bolivian political activist who had been in exile in Uruguay.
try to upload soon The Informant an excerpt of that conversation. But today the recall because From that distant and tense story in any other opportunity I had been required to identify before or during an interview. Until a few days ago, the program sounds Tremendo radio El Espectador, I asked about Cuba Communist Senator Eduardo Lorier. The recording of the talk are here:
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