| Radio El Espectador - Batlle en The New York Times (versión original) (1014 words) |
 | Batlle (pronounced BAH-zhay) is the first civilian president since the military gave up power 15 years ago to promise to search for the remains of dissidents who disappeared in the 1970's and 1980's in the wake of a nasty urban guerrilla war. |
| Batlle said in an interview in which he seemed to bask in his idiosyncrasies by banging his fist on the desk, tossing a cigar across the room to a friend and occasionally making points by switching from Spanish to English in a playfully exaggerated British accent. |
| Batlle helped out by personally pleading with her to take a blood test for DNA identification, which showed that she is in all probability related to Mr. |
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