Of his father he describes as a man that "when he arrived home, he knew how to put aside his daily chores and, in an inflexible way, forbade the family being involved or to be the instrument of political events" [REF].
César González refers to the moral fiber of his father as "almost organic" [REF] and assures that "in applying the Law he was implacable, his North: correction, and the energy to enforce it" [REF].