Russia "must be one of the most corrupt capitalisms," says Mujica 1:40
(CNN Spanish) --
"We come from nothing and go to nothing.
What will life be?
An adventure of molecules?” reflects José "Pepe" Mujica.
The former president of Uruguay is known for his sobriety.
He lives, after passing through power, as if that privilege enjoyed by a few men and women in life had not changed him.
María O'Donnell and Ernesto Tenembaum from Conecta2 at the "Pepe" Mujica farm.
On the outskirts of Montevideo, his farm with a small house that only has the necessary square meters is visited by media from all over the world.
He also lived there when he was completing his presidential term, between 2010 and 2015.
Alberto Fernández is too good, says Pepe Mujica 0:57
Before formally dedicating himself to political life, he was a guerrilla, he was part of the Tupamaros National Liberation Movement and he was imprisoned on more than one occasion for almost 15 years.
In addition, he participated in a historic escape from the Punta Carretas prison, which is now a shopping center.
In dialogue with María O'Donnell and Ernesto Tenembaum on the Conecta2 program, Mujica analyzes global and regional news.
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Jose Mujica