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Francis Miguel HasbĂșn

Salvadoran activist
Also known as: Hato HasbĂșn
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greatly influenced by sociology professor Francis Miguel (“Hato”) HasbĂșn, a leftist activist. The violent death of Funes’s older brother, who was killed by police during a student protest in August 1980, induced Funes to leave the university before completing his degree. Yet, despite his leftist leanings, he did not join


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greatly influenced by sociology professor Francis Miguel (“Hato”) HasbĂșn, a leftist activist. The violent death of Funes’s older brother, who was killed by police during a student protest in August 1980, induced Funes to leave the university before completing his degree. Yet, despite his leftist leanings, he did not join


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