Poder y prostitución en Sevilla: La edad contemporánea

Does a “perfect assassination” exist? Perfect crimes are the ones we never hear about. Crimes involving a double affront to their victims where we couldn’t have known leaves their closest relatives, helpless and disheartened at the destruction. “Thou shall not kill,” is present in all civilizations as a fundamental premise, and perhaps the only one absolutely necessary for coexistence between humans. The majority of these crimes are considered perfect solely because of the incompetence of the investigators. With detention techniques, no crime, regardless of how well-planned, always...

This book captures the most stunning studies, the difficulties, the dangers, and the experiences during a 10-year period of travel and expeditions. Author Juan Jesus Vallejo journeys across five continents, giving us a glimpse into the pyramids in Peru that are older than the Egyptian pyramids; the first human temples with more than 10,000 years of history, discovered in the dusty fields of Kurdistan; and the largest and most puzzling painted rocks on the planet, in nearly unexplored areas of the Sahara. An endless stream of riddles, anecdotes, and facts, this book demonstrates that the world ...

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Vivimos en un tiempo de gigantes avances tecnológicos, más de lo que el mundo ha vivido jamás. Más como la historia lo ha probado, cada nuevo descubrimiento o cambio social no es necesariamente en pos del beneficio de comunidades más pequeñas o para el mundo a gran escala. Albert Einstein, un pacifista de toda la vida, al darse cuenta de que sus descubrimientos por consiguiente conllevarían la creación de la bomba atómica, se arrepintió de haberlos pensado. Un colega científico, llamado Leo Szilard (de Long Island, Nueva York), explicó cómo una reacción explosiva podría ser...