Question: On December 5, 1988, what person visited him?
About the article "Salvador Dalí", section "Final years".

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Cristián Maragaño Pisani, (born 19 of February of 1970) is a Chilean architect who has travelled on a Motorcycle Around The Globe on a healing trip since December 2010.
He started a 5 year trip in Miami on December 2010 with the idea to finish it in Santiago de Chile on 2015.
The main reasons that triggered what would become ATG was family related.
While life has treated him well in the material it also claimed his mother, two brothers, his father and 1 son.
The pain and grief became on the beginning, the main reason for the journey that would gradually become onto a healing journey .
After 3 years on the road he rode over 140,000 Km.
(87.000 Mi) and visited over 42 countries on 5 continents since the began her journey around the world ( Around The Globe or ATG) . 
  25 February 1988  17 March 1988  21 April 1988  5 May 1988  2 June 1988  9 June 1988  23 June 1988  30 June 1988  28 July 1988  18 August 1988  15 September 1988  22 September 1988  20 October 1988  15 December 1988  
There were 20 tornadoes confirmed in the US in December.
On December 24, an F4 tornado killed one person in Tennessee. 
Amend states that after he submitted strips for three years, in 1987 Universal Press Syndicate offered him a contract.
"FoxTrot" was first published on April 10, 1988, under the syndication of Universal Press Syndicate.
On December 5, 2006, Universal Press Syndicate issued a press release stating that Amend's strip, "FoxTrot", would turn into a Sunday-only strip.
Amend stated that he wants to continue doing the strip, but at a less hurried pace.
This news was followed by several weeks of the characters discussing a "cartoonist" semi-retiring to Sundays only, and what methods he would use to phase out the daily strips.
The last daily Foxtrot cartoon was printed on December 30, 2006. 
He is the son of Shahen Harutyunyan, the founder of National United Party (Armenia).
Harutyunyan was arrested for campaign against the ideology of USSR, and he was freed during the Perestroika as he was recognized as a political prisoner.
Since 1988 he participated in the Karabakh movement and the Karabakh War.
In 1997, he graduated from the Law Department of the Yerevan Hrachya Acharyan University.
After March 1 riots he was arrested, then released.
He was the only person that was set free after the March 1 riots before being kept in a mental house.
After that Harutyunyan announced that he had been taken to a mental hospital by the order of Russian security services.
On November 5, 2013 among with his followers he was arrested in Yerevan for anti-governmental accusations and attempt to walk to the presidential palace to start a "revolution".
Fourteen activists were charged with Article 316.2 of the Criminal Code of Armenia (violence against a representative of the authorities).
On November 18, 2013 a demonstration took place outside the National Security Service (NSS) building in Yerevan in defense of Harutyunyan and his supporters.
Demonstrators also brought signs against Armenia joining the Russian-led Customs Union as Harutyunyan's struggle was also against what he calls Russian imperialism.
He was transferred to the insane hospital.
Human Rights Defense organization recognized them as political prisoners.
The head of the Helsinki Committee in Armenia, Michael Danielyan considered Shant Harutyunyan a political prisoner as "his activity was politically motivated".
Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly Vandazor office leader Artur Sakunts also believes that Shant Harutyunyan and the other 13 prisoners became Armenia’s “new group of political prisoners”.
Different political activists supported Harutyunyan.
"I feel big respect for Shant Harutyunyan.
By his actions he wanted to show that he cannot stand the situation in the country any more", said Armen Martirosyan, Deputy Chairman of the Heritage Party, at a press conference.
He added that Harutyunyan's initiative was doomed to failure but he was able to make people understand his idea.
Paruyr Hayrikyan also expressed support for Shant Harutyunian.
According to Nikol Pashinyan, who visited prisoners, Harutyunyan has told him that Chief of Armenian Police Vladimir Gasparyan and First Deputy Chief Hunan Poghosyan personally had beaten him at the police department.
On December 28, 2013 wives of Shant Harutyunyan and other detainees demanded to lift ban on meeting with relatives.
Armenian Women's Front joined them.
In January 2014 a number of Armenian citizens signed an Open letter "The life of Shant Harutyunyan is in danger!"
addressed to Pope Francis, Barack Obama, Angela Merkel, Didier Burkhalter and Ban Ki-moon.
"On hunger strike now, he is left without necessary medical supervision in a critical condition, with no possibility of communicating with the outside world, he did not have the right to meet his family members, any visit and contact is refused to him and the other 14 political prisoners", says the letter.
On January 9, 2014 Harutyunian was transferred to Convicts’ Hospital institution.
"We need more people like Shant Harutyunyan", said Raffi Hovannisian during the march in support of political prisoners on January 10, 2014.
Participants of the march met with Justice Minister Hrayr Tovmasian.
"I am responsible for his health and will do everything so that nothing will endanger his health," said the Minister.