. >> gaspar go figure. [laughter] since 1960 we have changed and dealing with that change that with that politics a of that ideology that is our mission. and it dominated american politics over the last 60 years because to get over this terrible shame and the people will have great societies and to bring them up to power with everyone else. and that will restore our legitimacy. >> if your book the were the issues pretty liberal that some groups coopted? they didn't necessarily want to be but they coopted the words?. >> yes. for their own political purposes. >> and almost making a romance around it they subscribe to that word in there really hasn't said before but labatt the argument into the last 50 years so that you have been admitted all that you did and that gives us the entitlement with special consideration. so that is just a part of a theme that contributed to that larger point of view. >> why did you put it in the swim team?. >> because i was the only black kid of the swimming team. and i was the cap

usted va a ser melchor, yo voy a ser gaspar y aquí el albertano va a ser el baltasar.más prieto de los tres. albertano: yo no soy prieto, soy de tez humilde que es más distinto. cuca: y si ustedes van a ser reyes, ¿quién les va a tomar las fotos? vítor: ¿qué pasó, cuca? usted está con el vítor. yo ya tengo todo aquí. o sea, pensé que la que va a ser la fotógrafa va a ser aquí la lupe. lupe: pero si yo no sé tomar fotos. ¿cómo? vítor: tampoco sabes trapear y sí te pagan. albertano: y se te está pagando bien. Ándele, cucarachita. ¿me prestas una feria para rentar nuestros trajes de santos reyes? cuca: está bien. les voy a prestar con un módico interés del 10%. vítor: ah, está bien. yo pensé quese iba agandayar. un 10% está bien. cuca: diario. albertano: ¿qué? cuca: ¿qué qué? albertano: buenas. nacho: ay, ay, suavecito, suavecito. pero ¿por qué cuca me sigue a todos lados? albertano: mire, don nacho. este me gusta para usted. nacho: ¿cómo me voy a poner cuernos? albertano: ah, pues sí, ¿verdad? si ya se los puso su mujer con el carnicero. nacho: eso es malo, ¿eh? albertan

. >> anthony: a nearly two-hundred year succession of dictators began in 1811, when josé gaspar rodríguez life. de francia insisted paraguay become a mestizo, mixed-race society. >> mario: paraguayans are neither spanish nor indians. we are mestizos. >> anthony: yep. >> peter: el supremo forbid maritals between whites and whites; he produced the mestizos by force. >> anthony: today, ninety-five of paraguayans are of mixed spanish and guarani blood. >> mario: and we usually speak the two languages. >> anthony:right. this is central market? >> mario: mercado cuatro. >> anthony: cuatro? this is the big one? >> mario: the biggest one, the most popular one. >> anthony: i'm hungry. what's good here? >> peter: we opted for the soup from the mandi'y fish. it's a little catfish. >> peter: and, okay, the saying is that it makes man very powerful. >> anthony: ahh. what's -- what's he got over there? that looks good. >> peter: gnocchi and stew. there was a good italian influence in paraguay, so maybe this stew comes from this side. colonies from all over the world. >> anthony: so you invite them, giv