Torture in San Rosario
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The beautiful young actress Angelina Kostenic (26), born and raised in San Rosario, of Eastern European descent, participated in a small theater performance, where satirical verses about the regime were spoken at some point.
With the arrest of the troupe, their preference naturally turned more towards Angelina; she was amazingly beautiful and impressively tall.
They placed her right hand in an iron device and, by tightening the screws, they broke two fingers.
She screamed in pain, but she didn't even think about giving the name of the one who wrote the sketches, consistently saying, 'I wrote and directed everything myself.'
Because Angelina was performing a dance routine in the play, they thought about torturing her feet afterward. Naturally, they did not neglect to include her genital organs in the torment.
She remains unyielding and has taken full responsibility for the writing. The other two actors in the troupe, both men, have escaped with some beating. But it is also true that she wrote the sketches; it's just that the misogynistic tormentors can't believe that a girl wrote such clever, subversive texts.
Of course when they take her to her cell, at night she is taken by any guard they want and whenever they want. She does not give them the pleasure of resisting, she only closes her eyes and waits for them to be exhausted.
The bastinado torture continues for many days. Her shins and feet have become a swollen mass. It is doubtful whether Angelina will be able to dance ever again.
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The guerrilla army that fought against the junta in the mountains of the island of San Rosario carried out a striking action by descending to the capital. They threw Molotov cocktails, setting fire to the courtyard of the national security service. The act was symbolic and of limited extent to avoid endangering the imprisoned detainees in their cells.
The reprisals were horrific. Although the guerrillas had indeed left the city and retreated to the mountains, the police took two girls recently arrested for anti-government activities within the city, presumably associates of the guerrillas, from their cells. In the courtyard, they stripped and tied them to a cross, where each received 99 lashes, all broadcasted live on television.
Marta (26), a postgraduate student. She fainted many times, and they revived her with buckets of water to continue.
Colel (21), a department store employee. Until the 10th lash, she cursed her tormentor, then she only cried.
The reprisals were horrific. Although the guerrillas had indeed left the city and retreated to the mountains, the police took two girls recently arrested for anti-government activities within the city, presumably associates of the guerrillas, from their cells. In the courtyard, they stripped and tied them to a cross, where each received 99 lashes, all broadcasted live on television.
Marta (26), a postgraduate student. She fainted many times, and they revived her with buckets of water to continue.
Colel (21), a department store employee. Until the 10th lash, she cursed her tormentor, then she only cried.
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no real torture shown yet!
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Thank you for the comment. I prefer to create works that yield better artistic results than rough creations just to make a scene of torment. The complex and multipersonal images are beyond my abilities; I'm bad at them.
After all, I attach great importance to the fictional text. If you quickly focus solely on the visual aspect, you can consider them "before" and "after torture."
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The 60-year-old novelist and poet Otello Diaz was the most famous citizen of the small Caribbean country of San Rosario, with a population of 300,000. He had been nominated for the Nobel Prize several times. His literature was strictly not political, perhaps only very subtly so. People who hated the terrible regime of Trujillo had asked him many times to make a statement against the military government, condemning also the barbaric torture of the political detainees, but he refused each time.
"Under the military boot, and you're writing about love, nature, and loneliness," said a young student to him at an event where he was signing copies of his new book. "You should be ashamed." "You are globally known; with one statement, you could stir up international interest in our poor country, and they won't dare to bother you."
The statement by Diaz, which took so many years to come, eventually happened. It was a very moderate written statement that criticized the regime (rather than condemning it) and called for the initiation of procedures for holding elections and a return to democracy. He didn't even mention the brutal abuses of human rights by the junta.
However, even so, the intervention of the Nobel Prize nominee made an impact abroad.
The junta wouldn't dare to harm him, but they wanted to warn him. They summoned him to the office, had coffee, and a captain then took him to the basement. 'We want you to see three poets, who don't have the fortune to be globally known like you.'
'You're not in danger, but maybe you'd like to see your Norwegian wife and your beautiful daughter in this situation?' 'These women haven't done anything, but being a writer is inherently suspicious'.
Otello Diaz, shocked and realizing that the unscrupulous military officials are capable of anything, never commented on anything political again.
He began searching for a home in Europe to leave with his wife and daughter.
"We invited them today, expecting you to come, to ask them some tough questions and for you to see them. She writes some foolish poems about inner exploration, but with a little pressure, she'll compose something praising for the president."
"She has simply got a few slaps, now why she is yelling, I don't know. Is she going to turn today's event into a short novel?"
"Mr. Diaz, I think you had her in the literary workshop, and she was your student; did she give you any romantic blowjob? Because I see that she is also writing romantic literature".
"Under the military boot, and you're writing about love, nature, and loneliness," said a young student to him at an event where he was signing copies of his new book. "You should be ashamed." "You are globally known; with one statement, you could stir up international interest in our poor country, and they won't dare to bother you."
The statement by Diaz, which took so many years to come, eventually happened. It was a very moderate written statement that criticized the regime (rather than condemning it) and called for the initiation of procedures for holding elections and a return to democracy. He didn't even mention the brutal abuses of human rights by the junta.
However, even so, the intervention of the Nobel Prize nominee made an impact abroad.
The junta wouldn't dare to harm him, but they wanted to warn him. They summoned him to the office, had coffee, and a captain then took him to the basement. 'We want you to see three poets, who don't have the fortune to be globally known like you.'
'You're not in danger, but maybe you'd like to see your Norwegian wife and your beautiful daughter in this situation?' 'These women haven't done anything, but being a writer is inherently suspicious'.
Otello Diaz, shocked and realizing that the unscrupulous military officials are capable of anything, never commented on anything political again.
He began searching for a home in Europe to leave with his wife and daughter.
"We invited them today, expecting you to come, to ask them some tough questions and for you to see them. She writes some foolish poems about inner exploration, but with a little pressure, she'll compose something praising for the president."
"She has simply got a few slaps, now why she is yelling, I don't know. Is she going to turn today's event into a short novel?"
"Mr. Diaz, I think you had her in the literary workshop, and she was your student; did she give you any romantic blowjob? Because I see that she is also writing romantic literature".
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Torture on a wooden cross was a very common tactic in interrogations in San Rosario. The victim, bound, was subjected to whipping, beatings, and electric shocks until confessing. The psychological impact of immobility in a crucifixion position was tremendous for the interrogated individual.
They primarily applied it to women.
Simply because they preferred to deal with women and believed that women broke more easily. They were wrong; even fragile-looking girls displayed tremendous resilience, despite enduring incredibly cruel things.
Julita Estrapadura-Corinez (19) shows incredible courage from the first moment of her arrest. She even spits at her torturers and shouts "Fuck you! You cowards!".
"Julita is freaking beautiful; I saw her photos on the wanted posters before you guys caught her in the hideout. Does your dick get hard when you are torturing her?", Pablo's wife asked her husband at home. "What are you saying?" replied the cop. "Well, yes, maybe, especially when I am touching her white soft breasts" he admitted with a little shame. "Mmm" she sighed.
Magda Bajos (43), politically neutral, endured many tortures on her boobs to say where her activist sister might be hiding. She has not provided the information yet. Her husband, a sympathizer of the junta, sends emails encouraging even harsher treatment to Magda, with the aim of demonstrating good behavior to the authorities, for his part.
Maria Alvarita (30) is a high-end call girl, and it is believed that among her clients was an officer of the junta who recently fell out of favor with the close circle of the leader. The code of honor of the prostitute does not allow her to provide information about her clients. Eventually, she will reveal everything about their encounters. Her body won't withstand their methods.
They primarily applied it to women.
Simply because they preferred to deal with women and believed that women broke more easily. They were wrong; even fragile-looking girls displayed tremendous resilience, despite enduring incredibly cruel things.
Julita Estrapadura-Corinez (19) shows incredible courage from the first moment of her arrest. She even spits at her torturers and shouts "Fuck you! You cowards!".
"Julita is freaking beautiful; I saw her photos on the wanted posters before you guys caught her in the hideout. Does your dick get hard when you are torturing her?", Pablo's wife asked her husband at home. "What are you saying?" replied the cop. "Well, yes, maybe, especially when I am touching her white soft breasts" he admitted with a little shame. "Mmm" she sighed.
Magda Bajos (43), politically neutral, endured many tortures on her boobs to say where her activist sister might be hiding. She has not provided the information yet. Her husband, a sympathizer of the junta, sends emails encouraging even harsher treatment to Magda, with the aim of demonstrating good behavior to the authorities, for his part.
Maria Alvarita (30) is a high-end call girl, and it is believed that among her clients was an officer of the junta who recently fell out of favor with the close circle of the leader. The code of honor of the prostitute does not allow her to provide information about her clients. Eventually, she will reveal everything about their encounters. Her body won't withstand their methods.
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The Junta colonels really dislike those older ladies #2. Being beyond breeding age, they are no long run threat to the Junta's regime, but these ladies remind the colonels of their wives.sad-g wrote: ↑Tue Dec 26, 2023 12:17 pm The 60-year-old novelist and poet Otello Diaz was the most famous citizen of the small Caribbean country of San Rosario, with a population of 300,000. He had been nominated for the Nobel Prize several times. His literature was strictly not political, perhaps only very subtly so. People who hated the terrible regime of Trujillo had asked him many times to make a statement against the military government, condemning also the barbaric torture of the political detainees, but he refused each time.
"Under the military boot, and you're writing about love, nature, and loneliness," said a young student to him at an event where he was signing copies of his new book. "You should be ashamed." "You are globally known; with one statement, you could stir up international interest in our poor country, and they won't dare to bother you."
The statement by Diaz, which took so many years to come, eventually happened. It was a very moderate written statement that criticized the regime (rather than condemning it) and called for the initiation of procedures for holding elections and a return to democracy. He didn't even mention the brutal abuses of human rights by the junta.
However, even so, the intervention of the Nobel Prize nominee made an impact abroad.
The junta wouldn't dare to harm him, but they wanted to warn him. They summoned him to the office, had coffee, and a captain then took him to the basement. 'We want you to see three poets, who don't have the fortune to be globally known like you.'
'You're not in danger, but maybe you'd like to see your Norwegian wife and your beautiful daughter in this situation?' 'These women haven't done anything, but being a writer is inherently suspicious'.
Otello Diaz, shocked and realizing that the unscrupulous military officials are capable of anything, never commented on anything political again.
He began searching for a home in Europe to leave with his wife and daughter.
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"We invited them today, expecting you to come, to ask them some tough questions and for you to see them. She writes some foolish poems about inner exploration, but with a little pressure, she'll compose something praising for the president."
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"She has simply got a few slaps, now why she is yelling, I don't know. Is she going to turn today's event into a short novel?"
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"Mr. Diaz, I think you had her in the literary workshop, and she was your student; did she give you any romantic blowjob? Because I see that she is also writing romantic literature".

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And as for the younger officers, even worse: their mothers-in-lawhornythumb wrote: ↑Wed Dec 27, 2023 10:45 am The Junta colonels really dislike those older ladies #2. Being beyond breeding age, they are no long run threat to the Junta's regime, but these ladies remind the colonels of their wives.
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