El conquistador conquistado

A 40 años de Malvinas, Tata Yofre revela fuentes y documentos inéditos que explican cómo la dictadura argentina que estaba en el poder desde 1976 tomó la decisión de invadir las islas para revertir el creciente descrédito popular que amenazaba acabar con ella y en ese mismo gesto firmó su propia condena llevando al país a una aventura suicida. La invasión de las Islas Malvinas el 2 de abril de 1982 marca la culminación de un proceso que se inicia hacia fines de 1981 cuando, frente al estrepitoso fracaso del gobierno del teniente general Roberto Eduardo Viola, la Junta Militar toma...

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Michael Jacobs, nacido en Italia en 1952, es un escritor de viajes e historiador del arte inglés, afincado en el pueblo jienense de Frailes desde 1999. Actualmente es uno de los hispanistas más renombrados de su generación y ha sido tildado como "el George Borrow de la era de la alta velocidad". Es autor de libros de viajes y sobre arte y, además de este De la Alhambra a Tombuctú, su primer libro vertido al español, ha publicado sobre España Andalucia (Penguin Books, 1990), Between hopes and memories. A spanish journey (Picador, 1994) y The factory of light (John Murray, 2003),...

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