In the 1970s, anybody who questioned the military regime in El Salvador was an enemy of the state. So one day my parents were uni students sitting around over a cup of coffee and then all of a sudden, they were considered insurgents. And they did what I guess anybody would do when all your friends start disappearing which is you grab a rifle and you go and hide in the mountains.
The military regime finally fell in ’81 so a lot of people thought that that meant peace and they started doing what my parents did, which was to . . .