Comic Olaya
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- José Silverio Olaya Balandra, better known as José Olaya (Chorrillos, 1782 or 1795-Lima, June 29, 1823) was a martyr in the struggle for the Independence of Peru. He was a fisherman by trade
- Jose was dedicated to artisanal fishing, but another thing he liked to do was swimming and he challenged himself by swimming from Chorrillos to San Lorenzo and from San Lorenzo he went to Callao to sell the merchandise
- At the beginning of the war against Chile, he never left our homeland and helped by taking secret messages to the port of Callao, even arriving on the requested ship.
- Oh! Thank you
- Good captain, here is the message that you asked me to deliver
- On June 27, 1823, when he was carrying, among other errands, a letter from Sucre to Narciso de Colina (a patriot from Lima), Olaya was discovered, ambushed by a picket of royalist soldiers
- You are detained forsend secret messages
- Taken to the Viceroy's Palace in the presence of Rodil, he tried to get him to betray the patriots committed to the letters, offering him prizes and a lot of money in exchange; as it did not give effect. resorted to threats. As Olaya remained unscathed, he was tortured. He suffered two hundred strokes, his fingernails were pulled out and hung by his thumbs
- Do whatever it takes, but get information out of it
- But before each one of them, Olaya denied knowing them. His mother was also brought into his presence, but not even with that was she broken. It is said that, in the midst of the torture, he pronounced his famous phrase:"If I had a thousand lives, I would gladly lose them, before betraying my country and revealing the patriots."
- "If I had a thousand lives, I would gladly lose them, before betraying my country and revealing the patriots."
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