Argentina's predominantly democratic people may have found a leader. At least, they have found one man who dared defy the blustering military Government. He was José Aguirre Cámara, former deputy in Congress.
Last March, Police Chief Colonel Filomeno Velazco suspected Aguirre Cámara of being editor of the famous underground newspaper Himno National (National Anthem). Arrested and imprisoned, Aguirre Cámara won his liberty by promising not to attack the Government without telling the police beforehand. Last month, astonished Police Chief Velazco got Aguirre Cámara's warning. Soon, wrote the cheeky ex-deputy, he would...
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