Released: January 1912. Summer School U de Concepción
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After 37 years and having been arrested, tortured, past the prison, detention camps and exile, today they have achieved in this paper capture part of the story that became protagonists of those convulsive years, organized and reporting timely coup plans of their superiors.
In summary, these sailors, like many of his traveling companions, identified with the process that led President Salvador Allende, were building their own history, but above all becoming key players in our recent history and memory. That's one of the most important values \u200b\u200bof this "Collective Memory", presented today, especially the younger generations. 
Danny Monsalve
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This is an attempt. It is certainly not perhaps much more, but that is a lot, because it is trying to present. A virtue that stands out is that it is not just an attempt to mentally constructed, is a reflection that emerges from collective action and returns to it incessantly. It is a text for discussion, for practical use, it is not closed and final point. Accepted without question the discrepancy, but because it is formed, it will also critical to the challenge of practice. Next to each paragraph in this book there are faces, there is currently debate, there are people working who have been placed on projection for the year reflective and problematizes the meeting. It is a thought in the making.
E. Rodrigo Ruiz His comments
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