The former president of the Republic thanked by reciting a song by Atahualpa Yupanqui to all those who sent good wishes while traveling his hard illness.
The former president of the Republic, José Mujicasaid that what moves it most is “that new generations committed to fight for a better world” and thanked through a video recorded from his farm in Rincón del Cerro (Montevideo) To all who sent good wishes while traveling his illness.
Mujica, visibly weakened, recited the song “Los Hermanos” by the Argentine singer -songwriter Atahualpa Yupanquiby way of thanks with the citizens of “all political hairs”, in a message with farewell tone.
“Dear friends, wherever they are, I have to go to start this saying the pay chasted, to summarize what is land inside my old heart,” he began by saying and paraphrasing Yupanqui added: “I have so many brothers / that I can not tell them / in the valley, in the mountain / in the pampa and in the sea.”
After finishing citing Yupanqui, Mujica said that in recent days he received the visit of a fisherman, and that “there are many” who sent cards or made telephone calls. “Poets of culture who have written songs, common men and currents, fishermen, farmers, workers from a thousand trades, sometimes intellectuals, people everywhere,” he continued.
“I am a common old one who is staying”
In turn, Mujica again emphasized once again the fact that she is “a common old” that “is being inexorably.” “What moves me the most is that new generations committed to try to continue fighting for a better world,” he added.
“With this brief note I want to thank you infinitely because they help me live together the lonels of these moments, and possessing a disease that is inexorably taking me, I do not know when, I have no hurry, but I know that it will take me; of any hair Let them be, “he said.
“Secondly, to my friends that I know and those who I do not know. Therefore, my thanks to all without identifying the names, because I have so many brothers, that I cannot name them. Until always,” concluded the veteran leader leader.
Source: Ambito
