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This law had been inherited from Venezuela's last dictatorship, that of General Marcos Pérez Jiménez, which had copied it, almost to the letter, from another enforced in Spain under the dictatorship of Franco. Under its terms, anyone with no known occupation could be considered a vagrant, and so be subject to sanction by the prefects. Homosexuals were also placed in this category.
Inexplicably, even though the judicial and ethical underpinnings of the law bordered on the absurd, it remained in full force, and the civil servants working within its remit had no authority to refuse to enforce it. As long as it remained in operation, prefects were required to respect it, comply with it, and ensure the public's compliance.
As luck – or misfortune – would have it, I was one of the last of those prefects. These are my memories of some of the most surprising cases I had to contend with.
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Franklin Díaz is a lawyer, a specialist in university teaching, a specialist in immigration to the European Union, and a writer.
He has written and published the following works:
Novels/Memoirs:
* Mis Genes Malditos [My Cursed Genes]
* Las Baladas del Cielo [The Sky Ballads]
* El Último Prefecto
* La Casa del Columpio [The House of the Swing]
* Ramny y la Savia de Amor
* Crónica de un Suicidio [Chronicle of a Suicide]
* El Aroma del Mastranto
Self-Help Books:
* Siempre Puedo Continuar [I Can Always Continue]
* De Esclavo a Empresario [From Slave to Businessman]
* El método PHILLIPS para dejar de fumar
* RELAX al Alcance de Todos [RELAX Within Everyone's Reach]
* Somos Resilientes
Instructional Texts:
* La Gestión Inmobiliaria - Teoría y Práctica del Mundo de los Negocios Inmobiliarios
* El Gestor Inmobiliario (Fundamentos Teóricos)
* El Gestor Inmobiliario (Contratos y Formularios)
* Quiero Publicar mi Libro.
* Autopublicación en Papel (Createspace - Lulú - Bubok)
* Guía Práctica del Camarero [Practical Guide for Waiters]
* El Vendedor de Ideas [The Ideaseller]
Short Stories:
* Susurros de Amor
