Arrested in Honduras
Edwin describes his role in transporting weapons for the guerrilla to and from Honduras and his arrest.
Addressing human rights in the wake of human tragedy
Edwin describes his role in transporting weapons for the guerrilla to and from Honduras and his arrest.
Berta explains her decision not to go to Honduras as a refugee, and the difficulties of living alone in El Salvador during wartime.
Maximina remembers guerrilla commander Jesús Rojas and the help he provided to Arcatao.
Eduardo recounts his experience of being interrogated by the National Guard about his relation to Facundo Guardado, a famous guerrilla commander with the FPL and FMLN, and his release after a few hours.
Edwin gives detailed testimony of his arrest and interrogation in Honduras.
Celestino remembers the process that led to the Peace Accords and why it was difficult for the guerrillas to agree to give up their arms.
Edwin explains how state respression of movements for change led to the decision to take up armed struggle.
Edwin describes being sent by his superiors to do logistical work for the guerrilla in Honduras.
Celestino tells the history of military repression and the early phase of armed resistance in Chalatenango leading up to the “Final Offensive” of 1981.
Maximina describes the operation that led to the Zapote massacre, in which her pregnant sister and Commander Jesús Rojas died.