When asked what he thought of the closing speech, he couldn't respond. That day at the demonstration, Ubagesner had been focused on one person: Isidora.
Ubagesner and Isidora took the leap into starting a family. When they found out she was pregnant, they performed the needle test with the help of Isidora's friends. They threaded a sewing needle, held it by the thread, and suspended it over her belly. If the needle swung in a circle, it meant a girl; if it swung in a straight line, a boy.
Ubagesner dreamed of a girl. Her name would be Valentina, and he would shower her with affection and gifts. He envisioned the three of them going to the neighborhood park to spend the afternoon on the swings.
Based on the testimony of Isidora Musco for the National Union of Metal Workers and Related Branches (UNTMRA).
- Name
- Ubagesner Cháves Sosa
- Place of birth
- Rivera, Uruguay
- Date of birth
- 15/02/1938
- Place of disappearance
- Uruguay
- Date of disappearance
- 28/05/1975
- Age
- 38 years old
