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ation battle of the people, including his own, until his death in La Habanasurrounded by the affection of the Cuban revolutionaries. Shortly beforethat, he sent us a letter where he expressed his desire to visit Ecuador,which he didn’t see again since 1963, in union with his partner and hisson born in Quito at the beginning of the 60s.To start the interview, we want the reader to know that it was publishedpartially by the magazine NUEVA, directed by the rememberedMagdalena Jaramillo (Magdalena Adoum), and fully in the 32 page brochurein 1977 by the Second Independence Movement, brave legion ofanti imperialist fighters, though short lived. Additionally, by reediting theinterview, we must make two statements: first, the text is exactly as publishedin Quito by the aforementioned movement, and second related tothe following: throughout the text, the reader will find successive numbersin parenthesis for it should be known that these serve as indicatorsand are grouped at the end of the annex titled REFERENCES, that servesto expand and update some information.Second PartSPEACH BY PHILIP AGEE, MANAGUA, OCTOBER 1983After several years of armed struggle, the Frente Sandinista de LiberaciónNacional de Nicargua overthrew the prolonged criminal dictatorshipof Somoza imposed by the United States, and started a transformationof the outdated oligarchic and neocolonial system that oppressedthe people of Augusto César Sandino and Rubén Darío, the universal literarygenius. Soon after, the CIA unleashed a thinly disguised foreign ag-16