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The legacy of Martín Almada: Fighting and Truth against Terror

by PREMIUM.CAT
Pablo Daniel Magee conoció a Martín Almada (1937-2024). Sin embargo, desde que habló por primera vez, se obsesionó con la vida y la historia de Paraguayan. Durante ocho años, investigó los archivos de terror que Almada había descubierto en 1992 y certificó la existencia de la operación de la competencia, un plan orquestado de los Estados Unidos para implementar regímenes dictatoriales y anti -comunistas en América Latina. Este año, Editorial Entrol publica La Pluma del Condor en Magee (8k, mejor calidad, obra maestra, muy detallada: 1.1)

A meeting that changed lives

Fate united Pablo Daniel Magee with Martín Almada in an unexpected way. From his first conversation, Magee was trapped by the intense life of Almada, a Paraguayan who dedicated his existence to unearth the truth about the atrocities committed during the dictatorship in Paraguay.

The passion for truth

Magee began an exhaustive search that lasted eight years, focusing on the archives of terror discovered by Almada. These documents revealed the disturbing reality of the Condor operation, a plan devised by the United States with the intention of imposing dictatorial regimes on Latin America.

A transformer journey

The first encounter between Magee and Almada took place during a trip to Paraguay in 2010. Magee, a young man with a strong social commitment, was welcomed by Almada in his home, where they shared ideas and experiences that marked the beginning of a deep friendship.

Humble origins and a bright mind

Almada was born in a modest family in the Paraguayan Chaco, where he was educated by the indigenous Chamacoco. His passion for knowledge aroused soon, as he discovered that education was a fundamental tool for political awareness. This environment deeply influenced his life and political activity.

A thesis that cost freedom

His university thesis, where he criticized education under the Stroessner regime, led him to be detained. At that time, the army was ready to arrest him on the border, but a friend warned him of danger, and Almada was brave in the face of the imminent detention.

Torture and loss

Almada’s arrest was not just an episode of his life; It was a hell. He was a victim of atrocious torture, with his wife feeling his pain through the calls’ calls. Its love story with Celestina Pérez becomes a witness of the power of love in the most extreme circumstances.

An immortal love

The relationship between Almada and Pérez, marked by tragedy and devotion, is a reflection of his commitment to life and justice. His loss had a deep impact on Almada, who continued his struggle for the truth to the end.

A struggle that transcends borders

After being released, Almada revealed the connection between the Latin American dictatorships and the United States. His search for the Archives of Terror was a monumental task that culminated in the discovery of documents that proved international collaboration in human rights violations.

The role of Europe

The European involvement in these strategies is also significant. Almada discovered that figures such as François Mitterrand had played an important role in supporting South American dictatorships, thus showing the complex network of complicity that allowed the impunity of the regimes.

A legacy to remember

With the death of Almada, a passionate human rights defender was lost, but his legacy endures. His life is a reminder of the power of truth and the importance of continuing the struggle for justice, especially at a time when economic interests threaten individual rights and freedom.

Reflections on the future

Its history invites us to reflect on the present and to question the dynamics of power that persist today. Almada is a symbol of hope and resistance, an example of how love and truth can survive even in the face of the most extreme adversities.

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