Jorge Arias Gomez

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Jorge Arias Gómez (born November 11, 1923 - † June 23, 2002 in San Salvador ) was a Salvadoran author .

Arias Gómez studied law and social sciences at the Universidad de El Salvador (UES).

He was a member of the Partido Comunista de El Salvador from his youth in 1944 in the armed overthrow of the dictator Maximiliano Hernández Martínez .

During the civil war in El Salvador he represented the FMLN in Europe.

Arias Gómez was editor of the UES Revista Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales and editor of the daily newspapers El Independiente , Venceremos and Nuevo Enfoque .

He worked at the Institute for History, Anthropology and Archeology at the UES. When the FAES occupied the UES on July 19, 1972 , Arias Gómez went into exile; also the dean of the UES Rafael Menjívar Larín , the general secretary of the UES Miguel Sáenz Varela , the public prosecutor Luis Arévalo , as well as intellectuals like Gabriel Gallegos Valdés , Melitón Barba , Ivo Príamo Alvarenga , Mario Flores Macall , the former director of the UES Fabio Castillo Figueroa , José Alfredo Pineda Dubón and the anthropologist David Luna.

In the mid-1970s he went to Prague , where he lived until his return to El Salvador after the Chapultepec peace treaty was signed . He died of lymphatic cancer and is buried in the Cementerio de los Ilustres .

Farabundo Martí's grave in the “celebrity cemetery
(cementerio de los ilustres) in San Salvador.

Publications

A student organization of the UES, the “Fuerza Estudiantil Salvadoreña” (FES) has chosen “Jorge Arias Gómez” as a nickname.

Individual evidence

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