Interview with Tito Castro by Richard Oulahan
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2012-09-28
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Richard Oulahan interviews Tito Castro via Skype on September 28, 2012 while Castro is at Costa Rica and Oulahan at Washington, D.C. Castro talks about the UCS since it was formed and about the problems El Salvador faced during the 1960s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. He talks about the issues the “campesinos” faced, and also talks about two important figures during the events that occurred at El Salvador in the 1980s: Michael Hammer and Jose Rodolfo Viera. Castro ends by talking about his work in Bolivia.