Manuel Cruells i Pifarré sat at his favourite café, in the early hours of the morning. He took a deep inhale, smelling the scent of early morning espresso, and smiled at the young barista, thinking to himself,

Damn these Falangists. This means the kids, the children of España, have to grow up with oppression and never live in a free Spain, rather, one that suppresses the history and background of our glorious nation.

'Gràcies, el cafè era delicios!' Manuel said to the young girl, smiling.

Pifarré then began to write a letter, with the address to Iugoslàvia and Marshal Josip Broz Tito.

Marshal Tito,

As you may or may not know, I am Manuel Cruells i Pifarré, leader of the Front D'Alibrement Catalunya. We seek for a free, socialist, Catalunya, free from the oppression of the Falangists of Spain.

We are receiving weapons from the Soviet Union, but we still lack the funds, guns, and support of strong, socialist states similarly to yours, which is why, I, ask you, for your support.

We are to begin demonstrations soon, and need funds from other strong nations to begin to spread our message across Spain to other persecuted minorities.

Manuel Cruells i Pifarré del Front D'Alibrement Catalunya

Manuel sighed, smiled, and gave his cup to the barista, and left with his letter, which he would give to Ibárrui and her contacts, for it to be delivered to Iugoslàvia.