Palomino: We know they were going to sell it for more than 120 million pesos. It will only close the moment someone is captured. And you would think that a thief is ready for something, dont you think?. I met with him on that day at the door of the library. NPR One joins you this Thanksgiving while you travel or wait in line or wait for a friend. She had sustained them by borrowing from friends, paying for groceries on monthly installments, and not paying any rent to the landlord for six months. I said, lvaro, youre not going to believe it but I think Im happier than you are.. At that point we organized ourselves and got in three cars. In 1961, The Evil Hour (La Mala Hora), which had been completed in Mexico but initially published in Spain, had been published, but only after he had won a Colombian literary prize. And I dont want to tell him, but I have to. I got there to see what was going on. Removing #book# But. Someone who steals millions and millions of dollars gets eight years in prison and someone who steals a book by Gabo gets 20. But they didnt, When David found out that the story was already all over the media, he got fair security on the phone, a retired colonel. I answered, Hello?. He knew there was nothing he could do. It drew universal critical acclaim and won the Prix du Meilleur Livre Etranger in France in 1969; that same year it also won Italy's coveted literary award, the Premio Chianciano. lvaro told Edgar that he was going to take the rest of the books and told him to bring a box. lvaro: Realized it was a trick. lvaro left Macondo and went to his stand. Because that creates insecurity. I mean, it wasnt all of the first editions because they wouldnt all fit, but it was something representative of his work. They hired two security guards who were only tasked with watching the bookstore, and on top of that, they agreed that one person on their staff would be at the cases at all times. And you would think that a thief is ready for something, dont you think?. Perhaps the greatest. Thanks for listening. A large part of his Garca Mrquez collection which he had spent years compiling. Edgar: To open their bags. Learn more about Radio Ambulante and this story by visiting our website: . Camila: The lieutenants desk was the same as the others. And I said, I dont know. So he said, Do you want me to give you the email of Telfono Rosa at. No one argues for his freedom. Camila: Yes. Its unbelievable. Four in Cuba, two in Colombia and this one in Uruguay. based on a story by Juan Rulfo. This narrative prospective is there so you feel bad for Damaso, however he is not respectful of his wife, and instead, is full of himself. lvaro went back to his house. Well, I tried everything to find out where Palomino got that 40 thousand dollar figure, but I didnt get an answer. Then I opened it to the page with the inscription and said, yes, this is my book, and I started to cry. So the supervisor starts going by all the book stands in the area and says to the vendors: Supervisor: Listen, brother, a book got stolen around here. Their number? I dont know, those guys came to sell the book but they are asking for a lot.. Camila: He said that no one was going to settle down until that book was found. The DIJIN and the SIJIN is very confusing even for us. Camila: They described them as a young olive-skinned man who was about 1.6 meters tall [about 53] and a young blonde woman. So much so that he didnt even ask Luca for many details. Well, obviously I wasnt going to get in an argument with him and say, no, what are you talking about?. In April of this year, 2016, almost a year after his book was recovered, lvaro got some news from the attorney generals office. Completely empty. No, wait, Camila, youre speaking Colombian. Camila: The police started questioning everyone. Almost impossible. Thats not news for Telfono Rosa. I would rather have that responsibility and not leave other people in charge of it. And I turned around and saw that the book was missing. And Ill explain: Edgar and Luca had told the fair security about the robbery. I mean, I have been to that book fair. It was like the worst thing that could happen to me three days before the end of the fair. Like great, now what? I know, he talks really fast, its almost like he doesnt even stop to breathe. I mean, yes, the book was found and everything was well and good. Our heads were down. Thats the director of the Association of Independent Booksellers, right? They even had to accompany her outside, so she could cry out there. Camila: The weekend went by and lvaro was still getting calls for interviews. In This Town There Are No Thieves. And what it meant for the whole country. We are calling from who knows where, who knows where. They called me from Mexico, Argentina, Europe, France, Spain. And lvaro was a secondhand book collector. So I started to feel really really bad. 20 years in prison for someone who stole a book by Gabo and eight for someone who committed crimes against humanity. Nothing I did in films was mine. But Luca remembered that the agreement was that only lvaro could handle the books. 1996. Gabriel Garcia Marquez and I have a few things in common: We both discovered Kafka while studying in Bogot, and we both knew we wanted to write forever after borrowing copies of The Metamorphosis. Why? Not knowing what he was going to do, Edgar put the box in storage and ordered that no one touch it. In other words, people who sell things with dubious origins. That was the phrase the supervisor used. Edgar thought that not much time had passed between when they had been robbed and when they noticed. Damaso is a night prowler who frequents the local bar and pool hall. This is what he told me: No, the investigation is still ongoing. lvaro: They were asking me, Where did you get the book, how much did it cost, how did Garca Mrquez inscribe it for you, why did he inscribe it for you, where were you, who had the keys? And I said, Me, I was the only one who had them. How do you know you are the only one? Because they told me I was the only one.. I would feel unworthy of standing in this place that was his if I were not fully aware that the colossal tragedy he refused to recognize thirty-two years ago is now, for the first time since the beginning of humanity, nothing more than a simple scientific possibility. I mean, we must be certain of that. Camila: That night the story was aired on national and international news. And lvaros book was on display along with others from his private collection, in an exhibit inside a bookstore that David was running. He said that they had found the book in a box in the neighborhood La Perseverancia, in downtown Bogot. But, getting back to the story So the pavilions other security guard realized that something was happening and went over. How may I help you? That Monday was the last day of the fair. by Gabriel Garca Mrquez. Eight police officers went. Luca: The first thing I thought was, how am I going to face lvaro when I see him?. But we have to close this circle with the capture of those responsible. Don't miss out on an interactive map that shows the book's journey throughout Latin America: But finally the major told me sure, I could interview the officer that had taken me to his office because he was the one who conducted the whole operation. You won't find any mention of levitation or flying carpets or crocodile children. Which is to say, it would be nice if all of the cases the police handled where recommended cases and they were just as efficient when they deal with the robbery of an average, ordinary citizen. I went out right away, I stood in front of the display case and shouted Edgar!. The blackman takes the blame for Damasos crime. Daniel: But then when is it supposed to close? Of course, everyone understands how valuable that book is. Find Alt.Latino on the NPR One app and at npr.org/podcasts. Camila: Thats the bad part. According to what the supervisor told me, 50 million pesos. A lot of people found that absurd. That there must have been some boss yelling at someone: this has to be found because its getting found. Then someone did something. It says: I bought this copy of One Hundred Years of Solitude in Montevideo, Uruguay. And it lasted for about half an hour until. But the supervisor started to check other areas to see if they had been offering the book as well. Camila: He went into a tiny bookstore and asked for the Latin American literature section. I mean what am I going to do? He picked up the book and looked at the price: 180 Uruguayan pesos, which at that time was about seven dollars. David wasnt just in charge of that bookstore, he was also the president of the Association of Independent Booksellers, the ACLI [by its initials in Spanish]. Im calling David. Edgar took the responsibility of explaining to them exactly what was going on. This book belongs to my country and Im going to donate it to the Colombian National Library because from the moment that most Colombians showed their scorn for this act, it became part of everyones heritage. I'm thinking particularly of No One Writes to the Colonel, his second book. Dont tell me theres another one. So that Saturday afternoon Luca was helping at the cash registers when a friend came to visit her and asked her who had the keys to the display cases. I could tell that it was deeply painful for him because his eyes were watering and his mouth was trembling. It was in Uruguay. Corral was a thirty-second shootout between lawmen led by Virgil Earp and members of a loosely organized group of outlaws called the Cowboys that occurred at about 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 26, 1881, in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, United States.It is generally regarded as the most famous shootout in the history of the American Old West. And they decided to infiltrate the black market, where this was being discussed. Camila: No, he donated several other things. We have a lot of contact with a number of merchants, lets call them, the good and the bad ones. He thought about posting something on Facebook but he decided it was better not to. For all of his accolades and awards, Garcia Marquez never got too comfortable in his success. Well, you cant hear it very well, but she thanks lvaro, obviously, and says that this book is the start of a great collection that the library wants to create, and that this book in particular is important not just because of its value as a piece of heritage, but also because of what its theft meant for the country. Instead I said, yes, of course.. Those who stole the work can suffer penalties ranging from 6 to 20 years, as well as those who commit the crime of handling stolen goods, meaning, buying this stolen good, could get 4 to 12 years in jail. lvaro: And a boy who was somewhere between 10 and 12 years old comes up to me and says hey, arent you the one they stole the book from?. Around that time, two people from the pavilions logistics team arrived. I went out right away, I stood in front of the display case and shouted Edgar!. He took out six dollars and paid the shopkeeper. They looked like something out of the last century: there were two panes of glass one was sliding and they were held shut by a little lock, a keyhole with a saw-toothed shaped plate. But made-up people and stories are featured on the show to make fun of whats going on in the country. Daniel: Of course, everyone understands how valuable that book is. Came up to me looking very friendly and said, You dont know how proud we are to have recovered your book. And on his desk there was a cardboard box for a router. Smoke Rings (2k16 version) [Bonus] There Are No Thieves In This Town. We started driving all over the place. They said that the file on the robbery had been placed in whats called a provisional file. Camila: No, of course not. lvaro: They were like CSI or something. Press Chief: Major, but the book that was stolen at the last Book Fair? 05. But at the time no one thought it was a shoddy lock. is your guide into the world of Latino arts and culture. He tells me, the police are coming now so you can file a report. Camila: Yes. Exactly. , by Gabriel Garca Mrquez, was stolen at the Bogot International Book Fair. Meanwhile, his friends had arranged for his two recent books to be published. YOU are an adventurer, and the merchants of Camila: But on the other hand, he was certain he didnt want lvaro to find out from someone else. This is what he told me: Supervisor: No, the investigation is still ongoing. Before the break, Camila was telling us about the robbery of a signed first edition of One Hundred Years of Solitude at the Book Fair in Bogot. agitated (adjective) feeling or appearing troubled or nervous. And he opened the box and there was the book. Heres the book. And the guys? I dont know. Camila: But finally the major told me sure, I could interview the officer that had taken me to his office because he was the one who conducted the whole operation. Fuentes was so impressed that he wrote to a Mexican magazine: "I have just finished reading the first seventy-five pages of Cien Aos de Soledad. It was a collaboration, incorporating everybody's ideas, the director's, the actor's. David: There was a very diligent group of police. The assistant of General Palomino, the chief of police, was calling him. And in Montevideo I really like to walk down a street called Calle Tristn Narvaja, which is a street that is full of secondhand bookstores. Edgar: And he said return my book or pay for it. They even had to accompany her outside, so she could cry out there. in spite of this, to oppression, plundering and abandonment, we respond with life. He went home and told his wife: "Don't bother me, especially don't bother me about money." So he thought that maybe if they searched people they could find it. How can that be? What he did say was that the book had been prepared to be sold when it was discovered. The books on display. lvaro: If he could give me a discount. Heres the book. And the guys? I dont know. Their encounter with the dead man changes them, from the inside out. They said that the file on the robbery had been placed in whats called a provisional file. Your purchase helps support NPR programming. But we have to close this circle with the capture of those responsible. The first time I tried was in June 2015. lvaro: I would rather have that responsibility and not leave other people in charge of it. And if you hear about it or they come by to try to sell it, youd better give us a call.. Until Friday, around two in the afternoon, he went back to one of the bookstores on the intersection of streets 10 and 13. Supervisor: When they said, hey, come here, sargeant. Whats going on, man? Theyre trying to sell that book. What? Yeah. And who are they? I dont know, theyre some guys from La Perseverancia.. And that proves to us that Colombians, like Garca Mrquez says, are capable of the worst as well as the best. The book was found! And I said, but how could the book be found without anyone telling me? And all of a sudden my phone rings. Camila: His friend asked him to tell her everything in detail. Garca Mrquez sent the first three chapters of 100 Hundred Years of Solitude to Carlos Fuentes, who along with the Argentinean writer Julio Cortzar was an early fan and supporter. Edgar: We didnt get into the details of how it happened. And, Daniel, I cant tell you how difficult it was to find someone in the police department who would agree to talk to me or who was able to. He was at his own bookstore, almost on the other side of the city, in the middle of an event with a writer. Start studying There Are No Thieves in THIS Town, No One Writes to the Colonel Set 3, pp. Camila: As soon as he got off the phone with the police, he called David. And how many people did they search? Then there are gems like "There Are No Thieves in This Town" and "One of These Days," a story that, although it spans only a few pages, is near perfect in its construction. But at one point David decided to stop giving interviews. He had sold the rest, but the one at the fair was special because it had been signed by Gabo. Im calling David. I even started to be a little afraid that I would open a bag and find it. How can that be? Why? There are No Thieves in This Town. Edgar: There came a moment when I lost faith in thinking that the book would turn up if I kept searching people. Lupa is our new app for Spanish learners who want to study with Radio Ambulantes stories. They took all of the books out of the display case and started packing them up. Were talking about a lot of money. Daniel: As if it were an ambulance or something. What the loss of this book meant to the country. pockmarked (adjective) covered or disfigured with pitted scars or marks on the skin left by pustules or pimples. lvaro: Now that I think about it, it really was a flimsy lock. Camila: No, she felt it was more important to stick to the agreement they had made with lvaro. Edgar and the guard stood at the exit of the Pavilion and told everyone who tried to leave. lvaro: And my phone started ringing. The crime that Damaso commits is blamed on what is referred to as the "blackman". And it makes me very sad because the book was stolen, but it also gives me peace, tranquility and pride knowing that there are people who can feel another persons minor misfortune, compared to the many misfortunes in life and in the country, as if it were their own. And she says lvaro, you have no idea what kind of shit storm this has caused. lvaro: He stood there looking at me and he said Had you seen this cover before? And I told him no. So I tossed it in a bag, said thank you and left. This makes Damaso a hard character to like. We have accomplished something very important, very important. Supervisor: I mean, a lot of years are going to go by but the case isnt going to close. In 1984, in the small Chilean city of Villa Alemana, Our ninth season is just one week away! lvaro: I think that was the only time I showed any anger. As a collector, lvaro knew exactly what a first edition looked like. Camila: He picked up his satchel and left. Camila: Exactly. This contradicts the title. From what I understand, it isnt open because they arent looking for the culprits, but it isnt closed because they havent found them. And on top of that the Telfono Rosa comes out once a week. What Edgar cared about was getting the scumbag who stole the first edition of, I thought a lot of people looked suspicious. what am I supposed to say? Anyone can come to see it, but always under the supervision of one of the officials in the room. What can be done? He picked up the book and looked at the price: 180 Uruguayan pesos, which at that time was about seven dollars. Edgar: I thought a lot of people looked suspicious. So, of course, the first thing the supervisor does is call the chief of police to tell him that he has this information, and his chief tell his own boss to tell him. When he returns, she asks him what they are good for and he replies, to play billiards. I was laughing at that point. Learn more about Radio Ambulante and this story by visiting our website: radioambulante.org. . is one of the most important newspapers in the country and Telfono Rosa is a news section or rather, a gossip section about celebrities in Colombia that comes out once a week, every Sunday. At some point various men from security arrived along with the manager of the pavilion. And he began writing the work, which he says he had been brooding over since he was sixteen. Did you know NPR has an app? And then people would be a little more cooperative. And on Saturday, May 2nd, the day the book was stolen and just three days before the end of the fair, about 73 thousand people went to the event. Camila: And well, Im telling you all this, Daniel, because I sat there for almost two hours and I couldnt believe how much bureaucracy I had to deal with. That was the version I heard, the version that was in the press. I made calls almost every week. He was tired, he hadnt been sleeping well and he could hear his phone going off, even when no one was calling. Supervisor: And they came with four or five motorcycles. Juan Vidal is a writer and cultural critic from Miami. Listen to music by There Are No Thieves In This Town on Apple Music. The one he had loaned the book to. Supervisor: We went to another place. Garca Mrquez says that he again began writing, "straight off without a break, and afterwards made a great many corrections on the manuscript, made copies, and corrected it again." GPS: You have arrived at your destination. There are no ghosts, no gypsies. Everyones spirits were as low as they could be. And this supervisor spends his time walking through downtown Bogot because thats where most robberies happen. And lvaro was a secondhand book collector. Camila: He took out six dollars and paid the shopkeeper. And they indicated to us more or less where the guys were going to meet. Those were tears of joy. There they took their statements. Anyone can come to see it, but always under the supervision of one of the officials in the room. It seems like there was some kind of agreement to turn over the book, and thats that. So he started to call them on the radio. A large part of his Garca Mrquez collection which he had spent years compiling. Camila: It will only close the moment someone is captured. So I spend a lot of time with them because sometimes theyre victims of the gangs that operate downtown too. It was rush hour on a Friday and the traffic was really backed up. Its called NPR One and it offers the best from public radio and beyond. They didnt give lvaro a lot of details either. Its that kind of moment when you put yourself in the third person and say, what now? Aurelio says to tell . Camila: lvaro just arranged the books and made a verbal agreement with David that lvaro was the only person who could touch his books. Camila: Yes, up to 20 years. Dozens of national and international media outlets continued to call lvaro and David. The SIJIN is right in the middle of downtown Bogot. Then the guy abandoned the book and they retrieved it at a store. Directed by. The inscription says: To lvaro Castillo, the book peddler, like yesterday and as always, from your friend Gabriel. Make sure there is adequate airflow where your pet is; Some pets suffer from motion sickness or get extremely stressed when travelling. A film adaptation of "There Are No Thieves in This Town" is released. Book Quotes "There are no thieves in this city #juice" Other books like "There are no thieves in this city #juice" Home Manufacture and Use of Unfermented Grape Juice. At other times he worked as an editor and once did publicity for the J. Walter Thompson office in Mexico City. I answered, Hello?. lvaro: And in Montevideo I really like to walk down a street called Calle Tristn Narvaja, which is a street that is full of secondhand bookstores. The shopkeeper pointed out where it was. It may be from here, but I dont really care.. Yes, up to 20 years. How? And no one has been able to explain where that number came from. Camila: Yes, very weird. There was a major, there was a colonel, there was a captain from the Heritage department, there was an officer from the SIJIN and from the DIJIN. In 2007, Gabos secretary did lvaro the favor of bringing the book to Mexico to be signed by Garca Mrquez. And, Daniel, do you know what Transmilenio is? I knew this was a very serious problem but what I was worried about was the institutional issue. Daniel: Ive never heard anyone talk that fast in my whole life. Camila: Edgar figures around 300 people or thereabouts. It really has more to do with Colombia than with Garca Mrquez or any stolen first edition. Someone who steals millions and millions of dollars gets eight years in prison and someone who steals a book by Gabo gets 20. Find top songs and albums by There Are No Thieves In This Town, including Of the Things I Would Not . CliffsNotes study guides are written by real teachers and professors, so no matter what you're studying, CliffsNotes can ease your homework headaches and help you score high on exams. Damaso is a 20-something layabout and petty thief married to a middle-aged washerwoman named Ana. Happy and absolutely incredulous. Radio Ambulante tells the stories of Latin America. 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