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I mean, I’ve been expelled from five OTAN countries and without adoubt the US would oppose my several trips; they’ve done it before, theeven confiscated my US passport. That is why I simply say that I don’tknow if I will be allowed to enterHow would you describe the Ecuador you left after your intervention?Because in your book the Ecuador where you arrive is pictured,but how would you label the Ecuador you left when you depart?Well, I had a pretty full plate of operational activities and when I leftthe country, I divided those activities of mine, between three new officers.So much work you had?Yes, one replaced me officially. Others were new jobs, two more, and Idivided all my operations between these three persons. When I left thereI thought that I had mixed feelings: on one hand the Military Board was incommand, repressing the left, until I spent maybe two years in Uruguay,I realized for the first time or it must be said gradually, that the more successfulwe were in our operations, less far got the reforms that everybody...In one way or another claimed…Yes, that everybody admitted that were neededIf you evaluate the inequality conditions, of unfair distribution ofwealth and social injustice that continue in Ecuador, it seems that allyou did was in vainWell, at least there was not a Cuban kind revolution there, neither apolitical movement that affected seriously US interests. In a certain way,that results from what we did, but while social and economic injusticesremain there will be people who reject this. There was a time when CIApromoted terrorism, in addition to political actions in certain countries,for example, in Cuba. Almost 3.500 Cubans have been killed, victims of98