La familia Otomí-Pame del México central

¿Y los vencedores? ¿No era este el mundo por el que habían estado dispuestos a todo? Esta es la pregunta que palpita en Padres de la Patria. Un capitán de la Armada argentina reconstruye la trama que lo ha convertido en un tipo especial de ser: un monstruo consciente de haberse quemado en el fuego para siempre en nombre de una idea del cumplimiento del deber. El personaje no puede escapar de su encierro porque no hay forma de que su pasado terrible se justifique en este presente que ya no es suyo. Aun vencedor, es otra extraviada criatura de la Guerra Fría, uno de los tantos hombres...

The first in a series of monographic serials on Pre-Columbian art and design. This first number is devoted to Pre-Columbian art and design sources that related to popular identity. Subscriptions available for future issues.

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Three volumes make up this compilation. The first one: Century of leaders; the second: Biography of power; and the last one: The imperial presidency, portrays the lives of contemporary presidents. Enrique Krauze gives us lives to understand the keys to Mexican history.