1:11:01
Our underground can only organize
and serve as an instrument...
1:11:04
to carry out
the will of the masses.
1:11:06
It cannot replace that will.
1:11:08
Why speak of exiles as if they were
in opposition to those in Spain...
1:11:10
the underground
in opposition to the masses?
1:11:12
No, I don't.
1:11:15
I only mean one cannot
replace the other.
1:11:29
It would be absurd to imply...
1:11:31
that Carlos has been intimidated
by the arrests.
1:11:34
Over the past ten years he has often
proven he's not easily intimidated.
1:11:37
But he has been lacking
in political insight.
1:11:40
Just what is the situation?
1:11:42
Juan is in Barcelona.
1:11:43
He is scheduled to meet Carlos
in Madrid on Thursday.
1:11:46
But Carlos is here and Juan
has been left to his own devices.
1:11:50
We must reach Juan
in Barcelona...
1:11:52
and set up another contact for him
with the group in Madrid.
1:11:56
We're forced to increase
the number of trips...
1:11:58
and, as a result,
the risk automatically increases too.
1:12:00
This is what Carlos' undue haste
has led to.
1:12:03
But if Carlos had instead
remained in Madrid...
1:12:06
he could have followed the raid
hour by hour.
1:12:09
He could have taken
certain steps.
1:12:11
Juan would be protected
by Carlos' presence in Madrid.
1:12:14
These are the results of
an individual decision lightly taken...
1:12:18
without taking into account
the constraints of the act...
1:12:20
or respecting the decisions
made by the central committee.
1:12:33
You're not going to Barcelona.
You're staying here.
1:12:36
Ramon will go
and accompany Juan to Madrid.
1:12:39
You just spent six months in Spain,
in the hub of day-to-day action.
1:12:44
Perhaps the details of a partial reality
have blinded you.
1:12:47
The dozens of tiny, true little details
have clouded your vision.
1:12:51
You'll take a break.
You need to think things over.
1:12:53
Discuss matters calmly with others.
Let them set you straight.
1:12:56
You're staying here.