El Sebastian Gaboto De Henry Harisse

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Un libro imperdible para conocer la historia argentina. Félix Luna entrevista al historiador más importante que dio el país y uno de los más grandes de Latinoamérica.

Salvador Larrua-Guedes (Camaguey, Cuba, 1942) went to grade school and high school in Catholic schools in Cuba. He received degrees in journalism and mathematics, as well as a doctorate in Economics. He is a registered investigator at the Archivo General de Indias in Spain. Ex-professor at the University of Havana and the Cuban Seminar (San Carlos), he is the author of 42 history books. Monsignor Roman was a holy man, totally given to virtue, as we can observe reading the events in his life, witnessed by the thousands of people who knew and revered him. It is for this reason that this...

Hubo un tiempo, entre 1814 y 1820, en que las independencias hispanoamericanas –ese acontecimiento inaugural que solemos dar por sentado como una consecuencia "natural" de las guerras revolucionarias– peligraron y estuvieron literalmente en suspenso, a punto de verse sofocadas por fuerzas contrarrevolucionarias. En ese sexenio de pura incertidumbre, en esa "crisis del tiempo" que se abrió con la caída del imperio napoleónico y la restitución de Fernando VII a la corona española, una pregunta sobrevolaba en los corrillos políticos y diplomáticos: ¿se aliará España con la...

Con el propósito de hacer una relectura de “las grandes gestas heroicas”, la autora rompe con los paradigmas establecidos de la guerra de Guatemala e historiza a partir de la memoria de las mujeres.