THE NAME
Definitions
Henry Engler. n. 1: Engler Golovchenko, Henry Willy. 2: Neuroscientist. 3: No further information is known.
Eleuterio Fernández. n. 1: Fernández Huidobro, Eleuterio. 2: Minister of Defense. 3: Libertad Prison uniform #787. 4: #GIG. 5: “Ñato.”
Jorge Manera. n. 1: Manera Lluberas, Jorge Amílcar. 2: Arrested in 1964 following the assault on the Commercial Bank. 3: Arrested in 1969 for unknown reasons. 4: Arrested in 1972 for unknown reasons.
Julio Marenales. n. 1: Marenales Sainz, Julio Ángel. 2: Three bullet wounds. 3: “Viejo.”
José Mujica. n. 1: Mujica Cordano, José Alberto. 2: A farmer and flower seller. 3: President of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. 4: “Pepe.”
Mauricio Rosencof. n. 1: Rosencof, Mauricio. 2: Author. 3: Libertad Prison uniform #813. 4 : #IAC.
Raúl Sendic. n. 1: Sendic Antonaccio, Raúl. 2: Founder of the National Liberation Movement – Tupamaros. 3: Husband to Violeta. 4: Father to Raúl Fernando. 5: “Bebe.”
Adolfo Wasem. n. 1: Wasem Alaniz, Adolfo. 2: “Nepo.”
Jorge Zabalza. n. 1: Zabalza Waksman, Jorge Pedro. 2: The son of a right-wing politician. 3: A left-wing politician. 4: A broken family. 5: A broken family. 6: A broken family.
Movimiento de Liberación Nacional – Tupamaros. n. 1: The Movement for National Liberation. 2: The MLN-T. 3: An entity made illegal in 1972.****
* Named after tupamaro, a derogatory term used by Spanish police forces during the colonial period.
* Named after Túpac Amaru, the last Inca emperor.
* The term comes from Tupac Amaru II, who rebelled against the Spanish viceroyalty in 1780.
* Quechua for “shining serpent.”