Cuando todo pase

The rape and murder of two Uruguayan women in Madrid is part of a sinister plan drawn up by the red militias who, upon discovering the support and help that Latin American diplomats offered religious and political persecuted by the republican government, decide to send a bloody message. The avatars of Daniel Cibils, a young man from Montevideo's high society and nephew of the Uruguayan ambassador in Madrid, who is studying at the El Escorial school, captivate us and bring us closer to the dramatic atmosphere of the 1930s. Uruguay in the fleeting Spanish Republic and at the beginning of the civil war was much larger than history has shown us. With unpublished documentation, collected on both sides of the Atlantic, Diego Fischer recounts in When everything happens the tragedies, intrigues and loves that several Uruguayans carried out in a Spain divided, impoverished and plagued by the crisis that would lead to a fratricidal war.