25 years ago a group of young master's graduábamos us at ESAN was April 1985, were the last days of the Government of Architect Fernando Belaunde Terry, President of the Republic of Peru, who attended the event Closing the academic year and presented awards to the best students. Regiment was accompanied by Mariscal Nieto, who at that time wore a very colorful uniform, which included metal helmets with strands of shiny texture and lances, which allowed them to give solemnity to presidential events. It was at that moment everyone waited in silence the arrival of President when my son that date 4 years scream loudly, "Mom, those are the ones who killed Jesus" (Days after Easter)
When I left school I thought I had solved all the problems of life, and from that day, everything would be like in the fairy tales he had finally completed my excellent preparation and was successfully solved all the "cases", but life in the past 25 years alone has taught me that there are many hills to climb and many bitter days to take. I learned that happiness was short-lived, that the week has seven days and you have to work six to just rest one in the School (ESAN) I learned many good topics, but there was something bad, that even today I could not explain, I mean the brotherhood, because we were all mates, but we could become friends. There had a virus of individualism and self-sufficiency that has not allowed our class meets 21 and cooperate effectively. I was 5 years management graduates in AGES, and this pattern is repeated except promotion after promotion in the number "after twenty" which was a leader who went to work with 15 students in a ministry, there achieved some generational bond. Finally
dear colleagues and friends, I wish you well, congratulations for being a 25-year master's graduates. And as a friend Henry Lahoud said: "Do not worry, science is on our side and get to live to 130 years on average, so today we are in the 40% of our life."
Today, I feel I am as young as when I left school and so even though I told them I have no answers at all, I think I know the answers to 90% of "cases", hahaha.
A cordial embrace.
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