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Hello, I hope you are well, today's episode seems to me more like a

historical class, a criminal case. The main reason why I am fascinated by this

story is that they never taught me during the 12 years that I studied in the

public system of Puerto Rico's education. The first time I heard the name of

Ayla Blanca, it was in a conversation that I had recently with the many

podcasts of contingency and someone left me to know through Twitter the other

days that the resident was going to make a movie about this character. Many times

we know stories or we have seen films of bandits or forums of the 19th century

such as Jesse James, Billy de Kid or Bush Cassidy, while these stories were developed

in the United States in Puerto Rico believed the legend of Ayla Blanca. The

question that we are going to do today is, was Ayla Blanca a gang or a revolutionary patriot?

Jose Maldonado Román, known by his friends as Pepe, born in the

United States in 1874, when Puerto Rico was a colony of Spain, 146 years later

we continue to be a colony but of the United States of America. The 19th century

Puerto Rico was a very hard time, especially for the Puerto Rican people who were not

rich, property of lands or assets of the Spanish colony. The family left

poor and he, very little, learned to survive despite the circumstances. From very

time to time, Jose began to realize of the inequality social that existed, since

while some work alone to hardly be able to feed themselves, others enriched themselves

with the product that the Hornaleros produced. Jose began to face the

colonial authorities since he was a teenager and was accused of committing

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