Santos Espinosa was the communist professor who led the Revolution of 1967 and then ruled Yara until his death. You never meet him, but his failures explain both the Legends of 67's bitterness and Antón Castillo's hatred.
Espinosa was a university professor who criticised President Gabriel Castillo and was thrown out of Yara. He came back with guerrillas and overthrew the Castillos in 1967, with the Legends of 67 fighting at his side.
Yara fell under US sanctions and a blockade, and the economy sank. Espinosa did little to help. Later he sold the coast back to foreign companies, breaking the promises he made to fighters like Lucky Mama. By the end, even the Legends had lost faith in him.
During the revolution, Lobo planned to kill Espinosa and seize command. El Tigre killed Lobo first. Espinosa never knew and honoured Lobo as a martyr, and El Tigre came to regret saving him.
Antón Castillo built the Museum of the False Revolution to rewrite the story of 1967. Oddly, the regime never renamed the university or dam that carry Espinosa's name.
Image: UbisoftAlejo Ruiz
Alejo Ruiz is one of Dani's friends from the orphanage, part of the plan to escape Yara by boat with Lita Torres. You only see him in the prologue, La Noche de la Muerte, in Esperanza.
Ana Tilly
Ana Tilly is an American journalist who interviews Antón and Diego Castillo about Viviro. Her quiet scene with Diego shows a kinder side of the president's son.
Image: UbisoftBembé Álvarez
Bembé Álvarez is Yara's black market king, a fake priest running his business from a church in Segunda. Paolo de la Vega owes him money, so in Valle de Oro you end up doing jobs for him instead of settling the debt with a bullet.
Big Papi
Big Papi is a Central American smuggler and sicario, an old comrade of Juan Cortez. You recruit him to Los Bandidos in the Yaran Story Big Papi in Little Yara after his flight goes dark over Yara.