El águila y la serpiente

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Excerpt from Colección de Documentos Inéditos para la Historia de España, Vol. 54 Pide infantería. - Muerte del baron de Cléves. - Rl conde de [ian holt. - Inlenla el de Brunsyick tomar una ciudad, y hallando ro s¡slencia, quema el arrabal y un monasterio de monjas. - Rl arzo bispo de Colonia. - Respuesta del Iandgrave de Ilmo. - El obispo de Wnrlalmrgo se niega a que sus tropas salgan de sus estados. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical...

Elena Garro marchó a España en 1937, a sus 17 años, para asistir al Congreso Internacional en Defensa de la Cultura. Sus recuerdos del Congreso, sus visitas al frente de batalla, las anécdotas de sus compañeros de delegación (Octavio Paz, Juan de la Cabada, Silvestre Revueltas, Fernando Gamboa, Mancisidor, Chávez Morado, etc.) convierten su libro en un relato delicioso en el que con aparente ingenuidad adolescente penetra en no pocos problemas importantes proyectados sobre el trasfondo del heroísmo español republicano.

Drug trafficking goes beyond organized crime. It is a way of life that has its own idols and even its own saints. Mexico's acclaimed journalist Jorge Fernandez Menendez unmasks the unavoidable presence of drug trafficking, its resources and organization, smuggling and weaponry, and its overall lack of control along the Mexican border. These elements, combined, constitute the alternate power to the State: The Other Authority.