Historia de México 1

Franco era fino y delgado, con unos ojos grandes, brillantes y curiosos. Decidido y siempre bien dispuesto para cumplir los deberes, por penosos que fueran, que imponIa la disciplina de la Academia. Pero, a la vez, inquieto, con un alma saltarina y alegre que le impulsaba a asociarse a las bromas y aventuras que son el perfume de los aNos floridos de cadete. Como segundo teniente prestO los servicios iniciales de su carrera militar en el regimiento de Zamora, nUmero 8, que guarnecIa El Ferrol. La juventud de Franco se rebela contra la inmovilidad que supone la vida en la guarniciOn ferrolana. ...

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Sus héroes son solitarios de frontera, de gatillo fácil, pocas palabras y destino incierto, condenados a caer disparando en el bando de los derrotados; y quizá no sepa hasta qué punto es ésa la imagen que tenemos de él sus amigos. Francisco Segarra —Paco, Pakez para los admiradores, el Coronel para sus fieles— es una voz que clama en el desierto de la modernidad, aunque cambia feliz la miel silvestre por un buen lingotazo de Justerini&Brooks; un viejo profeta de los de antes del que a veces sospecho que ama tanto la contradicción como la pelea. Es el niño que grita en el desfile...

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