The dictator, exiled in Paris after submitting his resignation, died suddenly on March 16, 1930.
The sleepless Charon weighed anchor bound for the ‘City of Light’, and he did so at the ringing of the bell. On March 17, 1930, early in the afternoon, José Antonio Primo de Rivera was in his office at the…
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