the boolean types have a default widget, which is a checkbox, when is 
> checked is True, and when is not is False, becouse it is empty... when 
> you Choose Si or No, you send a value so you get True becouse it is not 
> empty to be False. 
>
> I thinks that's the problem. 
>

Your comment is right.

this works:

def boolean_widget(field, value):
    return SELECT(
            OPTION('Si', _value=True),
            OPTION('No', _value=''),
            _name=field.name,
            _id='%s_%s' % (field._tablename, field.name),
            )


Thanks
Jose

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