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vote yes dating the person: Arturo Caumont

today inaugurated a new section: " Knowing the person behind the lawyer . "Is a series of questions that we made great friends who are also great jurists. The ideas of each lawyer to know them through their work, but I think it is good to know closer to the person behind of ideas.

start with the aforementioned Uruguayan civil Arturo Caumont, a family friend, community member blogueril American and a great person.

Arturo always has something interesting to say, thank you has been added to this section.

Here are ...

1. What is the non-legal book you like best?

The book "non-legal" My favorite was "LAND IN THE MOUTH" by Carlos Martínez Moreno, Uruguayan writer emblematic member of the "Generation of 45" and with whom I had the honor of working in the legal field 1976-1977 to be your Attorney in Child Advocacy at the time. A true master of language, high criminal shaft, a marvel of a person for his austerity and generosity. The book is the true story of a young well educated in private school with a reputation here in Uruguay, who falls for a guy who lives in a marginal Cantegril (the name give to the Uruguayans in Argentina is called Villa). She goes to live at Cantegril and in need of money came with your partner draw a butcher marginal night. When trying to lift the metal curtain appears Sereno (former guard now replaced by postmodern Security Guard) and nervous about his inexperience killed. From this fact we develop a great love story and social marginalization, of flight and seeking refuge (one night escape from the police encirclement crawling along the coast of Arroyo Miguelete in Montevideo and the boy feels in your mouth taste ground so low that he had to crawl, hence the name of the novel), lives in a meeting and disagreement.

I can tell a story about this book? When Martínez Moreno ashes were brought from Mexico (where he was exiled) to Uruguay and given burial, spoke at the event held at Dive Cemetery three speakers, one of whom was the novelist and poet (even in Poetry) Uruguayan Mario Benedetti, a personal friend of Martinez Moreno and famous member of that generation of 45. In his address said, among other things, that Earth in the Mouth had been in his opinion the best novel of Martínez Moreno, which resulted in me the serenity and deep joy to match from my literary ignorance with a master of letters and Uruguay Benedetti. I always thought that was a time communication with those whose ashes were before me in life because one day I managed to say that I looked fantastic novel which the paradoxical and humbly replied with a look in silence. The same with that at the instant of the grave reigned in the cemetery.

2. What is the best movie you've seen?

I can not indicate a higher than several that have been my greatest pleasure. The enumerates without one over the other: Macunaíma (Brazil), Il Sorpasso (Italy); We had loved so much (Italy), Bread and Chocolate (Italy), El Baile (Italy), Cinema Paradiso (Italy), Elvira Maddigan (Sweden), The Last Picture Show (USA), Easy Rider (Easy Rider) (USA), My life is my life (United States).

3. Do you practice or play sport?

· Basketball practiced in my teens in the glorious Club Malvin (Montevideo), champions last 3 years and that gave me great joy to give lap of honor with my son (and brother and friend and teacher of Life) Patrick as fans. Also not practicing football professionally. He played "entreala right" or "Law Insider" (number 8 on the back) the owner of the equipment was exactly who occupied this place. Training in those times was 1 (Goalkeeper), 2 (Back Back Right and Left), 3 (Half Right, Half and Half Center Left), 5 (Right Wing, Law Insider, Center Forward, Left and Wing Insider Izquierdo). If anyone reading these lines are young and have dialogue with her father might find out that the Creole Halves were called "Jas" center jas, jas right, left and jas and other names by chance our (abrapalabra!) for posts equipment.

4. What is your favorite place?

My favorite place is the classroom because it is an extension of my home. My Places in the World are Montevideo, La Coronilla (in the Department of Rocha, Uruguay, a campaign town overlooking the Atlantic Ocean), Madrid, Amsterdam, Rochester (in the State of New York, where I lived for a year when I was 16) and Purmamarca (Jujuy).

5. What is the extra-legal activity she likes to practice?

Undoubtedly, traveling. Where is. Enjoy travel for the campaign greatly

of my country and traveling the Interior of Argentina in its entirety as

travel further afield. I feel completely identified with the

thought that teaches that the important thing is the way and not the Inn. And with the

memorable phrase attributed to Pompey by Plutarch and the logo looked better

journal which gave the history of Uruguay called up: "NAVIGARE

Necesse

EST, NON VIVERE necesse "(Navigating is necessary, living is not).

6. What was the achievement that gave him greater happiness?

Being co-founder of the Center for Civil Law, a Research Group of the University of the Republic, which, against winds and tides from the law that contribute nothing but take advantage of him move into abstract thinking, critical, thoughtful and systematic way is the only pensarderecho (Honoring the spectacular name of this blog!). From the Center of Civil Law working in community of free thinkers and free-thinking: International Private Law Congress in Punta del Este each year, Master of Tort Law, Specialization in Tort Law, Journal of Private Law Review, Research with the University of Granada, teacher exchange with teachers from Uruguay, Americans and Europeans who claimed systematic thinking about thinking casuist.

7. What is the person he most admires within the field of law?

Stipanicic My wife Emma, \u200b\u200ban outstanding jurist who taught at Litigation and intellectual condition which is from another planet.

8. On what is working / studying now?

I'm writing a book right now called "Proposals for Innovation in General Contract Doctrine." I've written 76 pages and I hope finish this year. Before anyone will give him to read to my daughter Lucy is my idol in language.

9. If journalist, who would like to interview? What would you ask?

If I would like to interview journalist José Mujica, elected president of Uruguay, who actually assumed the presidency in three weeks, on March 1, 2010. I wonder what the reasoning is to explain life its passage from fundamentalism principled ideological toward coexistence within his party and outside his party with people who do not respect principles and are driven by political opportunism in pursuit of satisfying personal ambitions. And I wonder if he really believes that our dreams will not fit in their ballot.

10. A tip for most ...

No Council. If Life is learning all learn sailing. The road becomes unnecessary advice.