¿HA LLEGADO EL 'CHUPACABRAS' A LA PENÍNSULA IBÉRICA?

This document is a compilation of reports and investigative journalism regarding the 'Chupacabras' phenomenon, primarily focusing on its spread from the Americas to the Iberian Peninsula in 1996. The text details numerous incidents of livestock mutilations, particularly sheep, characterized by precise puncture wounds and total blood loss. Farmers in Spain (Vizcaya, Navarre) and Portugal (Monte Fidalgo) describe finding their animals dead or dying with mysterious wounds that local authorities and veterinarians struggle to explain. The document contrasts the 'American' Chupacabras, often described as a bipedal creature with red eyes and spines, with the 'Iberian' cases, where no eyewitnesses have confirmed the creature's identity, leading to speculation about whether these are the same entity or a different phenomenon. A significant portion of the document is dedicated to an exclusive interview with a man identified as 'Don Ernesto,' a former US military intelligence officer. He claims that in 1960, while stationed at Roswell, he witnessed the US government holding captured creatures that he calls 'EBAS' (Anomalous Biological Entities). He describes these creatures as having human-like features, red eyes, and a specific 'hissing' sound, suggesting they were kept in secure facilities. He posits that the current Chupacabras sightings might be related to these entities or government experiments. The document also includes letters from readers and reports from other journalists, such as Jaime Maussan, who investigated similar cases in Mexico. The overall tone is one of investigative inquiry, questioning whether the mutilations are the work of a biological entity, a government experiment, or a misidentified predator, while highlighting the lack of official explanations and the growing concern among rural populations.