"No more! Close the school of the assassins!" was the first thing that came to my mind reading "The Tattooed Soldier". My thoughts and prayers are with the activists in Georgia more than ever this and in the following week. They are fighting for something that should have been done years ago; prevention of more US backed atrocities in Latin America. How ironic are the words of Héctor Tobar, "The American training …
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…his life, he led more or less normal life in the US. Antonio, who could never forget his wife and child's dead bodies, took the justice upon himself to punish the killer. But how many soldiers, like Guillermo, are still out there living good lives, who have never been punished and who have never regretted the crimes they committed? It makes me sick knowing that I may live next to one of them even today.