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Isabel Gonzalez
linkedin.comThat’s when Doña Carmen took hold of her chin and looked deep into her green eyes, into her eyes green like green grapes. She rooted around Isora’s eyes like she was mining for groundwater in the mountains. The old woman shrank back. Is somebody jealous of you, miniña? Isora froze. Why, Doña Carmen? What’s wrong? Miniña, you’ve got th’evil eye. For
... See moreAndrea Abreu • Dogs of Summer
Tejada knew some of the basics of how to elicit a confession but he had never tried to stop one before. Señorita Fernández’s clear voice rang through the empty street. “You don’t believe me, Sergeant? Viva la República! I’m a member of—” Tejada grabbed her arms and kissed her.
Rebecca Pawel • Death of a Nationalist
On February 23, 1936, the police executed two more Nationalists—Hiram Rosado and Elías Beauchamp—in the San Juan General Police Headquarters.
Nelson Denis • War Against All Puerto Ricans
Three months later, on February 23, 1936, Police Chief Riggs was assassinated on his way to El Escambrón. The two Nationalists who shot him, Hiram Rosado and Elías Beauchamp, were arrested, beaten for an hour, then executed in a San Juan police station.
Nelson Denis • War Against All Puerto Ricans

Izzy had the heart of a radical, but she had the experience of a fourteen-year-old living in the suburban Midwest.
Celeste Ng • Little Fires Everywhere: The New York Times Top Ten Bestseller
In early 1942 he opened an after-hours dive bar called Club Nosotros off the corner of Avenida Eduardo Conde and Calle Martino. It was right across the street from the Villa Palmeras Cemetery and, more importantly, just half a mile away from Camp Las Casas.
Nelson Denis • War Against All Puerto Ricans
José Celso Barbosa, president of the Republican Party in Puerto Rico.