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The Maravilla Hill case (Caso del Cerro Maravilla in Spanish) is the name given by Puerto Rican media to the events occurred on July 25, 1978 at the Maravilla Hill in Puerto Rico in which two young Puerto Rican pro-independence activists, Carlos Soto Arriv and Arnaldo Daro Rosado, were killed in a police ambush. It was later known in a P.R. Senate investigation that the two activists were enticed into bombing a TV tower on top of Puerto Rico's Maravilla Hill by an undercover agent, Alejandro Gonzalez Malav. Guerillas Arnaldo Daro Rosado, Carlos Soto Arriv. People linked to the Maravilla Hill case * Carlos Romero Barcel - Governor of Puerto Rico at the time of the incident; his contemporary statement lauding the policemen involved in the incident spawned conspiracy theories
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