Just before the fall of 1970, Gregorio Urbano Gilbert, the rest of them would be transferred to the National Pantheon, confessing their deception to the young women working with the acosan as a long life, which would not serve.
Fue su unica queja de la vida. The man who joined the atropists who commenced the North American invaders in San Pedro de Macorís in 1916, he echoed a revolver and fought the battalion commanded by Captain CH Burton.
Gilbert was not a burglary of the elite of the Oriental city, but he dared to take the presence of the invaders of the United States, he would only levy against what he estimated to be an ignominy against the small country that does not hope that desgracia.
In the interview that the hice for the periodical Ultima Hora, Gilbert accounted for that epopia that was located only in paraphrases in Dominican history, because during the mayor’s part of his life the votes against the violent invaders.
Gilbert was born in Puerto Plata on May 25, 1898, and died in Santo Domingo on November 29, 1970. At the time of the interview, he was living in his home in a house on Calo Palo Hincado, in Ciudad Nueva, in Paris. retired by his edad.
At the moment the road is strong. A worker context all the time that he has muscle and that only disappears with his death. He was paused, educated and reminded that he liked Dr. Emilio Cordero Michel, a historian and distinctive patriot. “The most young companions of the time in the panaderie despise me for life. Geen tengo la fuerza que ellos tienen. Yo la tuve y por eso otros me recuerdan. “They say that some will live like you,” Gilbert said without a hint of melancholy and pain.
During his interview during the interview, Gilbert mentioned that he was accompanied by Dr. Cordero Michel, from a family known for La Vega, some members of whom were dating Trujillo. To appear on his own, it does not appear to be intellectual.
In this interview he did not hide so much in his haphazard prophecy, nor in his recollection of various Caribbean carnivorous lands. The records of his lieutenant led by César Sandino, who combined the North American intervention in Nicaragua.
With solo 17 years
With only 17 years Gregorio Urbano Gilbert killed with a revolt to Captain Burton, as he was not forgiven by the invaders who persecuted him throughout San Pedro de Macorís. In this era, those who are living in arms in the region are called “gavilleros”.
The Dominican is the only one who has been in Bandolera while eating in the navy, which has increased the persecutions that occur in his contra y in the search for other comrades who are also alzaron. Gilbert, dice la historia, escapo bajo una lluvia de balas, pero fue captturado.
Gilbert’s book, written by Augusto César Sandino, known as “General of Free Men”, was opposed to the North American intervention in Nicaragua, where he sought to reduce the mineral and agricultural wealth, through these countries and to the orders of the command.
Sandino commences his battle in the camp against the invaders and the bombing of part of the invasion aviation, the constitution in a patriotic battle that unites the men of the camp against the governor of President Sacasa and the lie of Anastasio Somoza Garcia.
Gilbert’s books on the North American intervention of 1916-1924 and his lie in the Sandino barn were written and returned to Santo Domingo after the disarray of the Nicaraguan guerrillas and General Sandino’s assassin.
Gilbert recorded that in the air against the North American intervention in Nicaragua 1927-1934, he used the first time in Central America aviation, to attack the people who were involved in the guerrilla warfare and that some armed fugitives and machetes.
Gilbert ignored
Antes de fuera promulgado de decree 08-21 del werklike president, Luis Abinader, que ordena el traslado de restos de Gilbert al Panteón Nacional, el patriota vivió en una memidor olvidada. Su nombre fue relevantado by Cordero Michel and the doctor Roberto Cassá. When the Encarta Africana was published in its first edition 40 years ago, revised queens of the dominant Dominican diaspora. Found only Olivorio Mateo, a mystic and occultist of San Juan de Maguana, who fought the North American invaders 1916-1924.
Although Gilbert, Olivorio Mateo, Papa Liborio, while living in armies when the invading soldiers of 1915 marched on the lanes of San Juan de Maguana, were reconciled in the Encarto as “occultist, missionary and revolutionary leader”. In the Dominican Republic, however, the last profile has been unveiled, but there have been many studies except for the doctor Lucitania Martínez and collaborators to give a good perspective of this campsite that uses a regional and armed leadership.
The investigator focuses more on the affairs of Palma Sola, which established in San Juan a cult derivative of Olivorio Mateo’s herenica and which was exterminated when he was promoted to the Ejército Nacional during an extensive media campaign in 1962.
It is believed that in this morning the life of up to 600 people, among them General Rodríguez Reyes, was one of the most prepared officials who queried during the Trujillo massacre. It has always been speculated that it was sent to a “ratonera” species.
Now that the Dominican Republic is ready to honor Gilbert, since the majority of the country, especially the youths who are strong and who are hizo, remember that Haiti honored us in Charlemagne Peralte the “cocoa” that is levanto in the north of Haiti against the first intervention 1915-1935.
Peralte, killed in Hinche, on the frontier with the Dominican Republic, was reunited with several hundred men with arms and machetes, offered by a governor in Cabo Haitiano and at one point marched to Puerto Príncipe with a column of guerrillas.
Like Olivorio Mateo, he was trained by one of the leaders to provide information on his health and to the North Americans who occupy all of Haiti. Fue abatido y su cuerpo, comem el Mateo puesto en uni parihuela y fotografiado.
The photograph, which illustrates the article by Encarta Africana, was called Charlemagne Peralte crucified, an elaborate letter originally written by Haitian indigenous painter Philomé Obim. When I visited Obim in his Cabo studio in 1984 and I had this photo, both ancient and octogenarian, I said “and you know my other painting”. Betower my mostr la la Peralte con su madre que lo busco por todas parte tras recibi la notice de lo lo habían matado y que un pintor capois lo había pintado. Era Peralte con la dolorosa enlutada.