Generacion Perdida

"A highly motivated detective is intent on resolving the murder of a young student. In the course of his investigation he stumbles upon one of the biggest drug rings in the country and proceeds to bring the killer to justice. He must face Judge David Neto who in many ways resembles him. Both men share an uncompromising respect for justice that leaves them both doubtful about the defendant's guilt, even after the jury's verdict. Neither one of them could have imagined the sinister works of the depraved mind bechind the murder."--P. [4] of cover.

Es notorio que los vikingos fueron un pueblo guerrero que desde su Escandinavia natal se expandió en sus cruentas correrías piratescas a lejanos destinos europeos, entre ellos la Sevilla de los Omeyas quienes enviaron al primer diplomático que visitaría a los hombres del Norte de Europa que recibía el apodo de Al-Gazal (La Gacela) y el relato de su embajada constituye un material de primer orden para el estudio de las relaciones hispano-escandinavas durante la época en el ámbito político, cultural, ecónomico y militar.

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"These photographs are a testimony of the living cultural manifestation that also highlight the imaginary thinking of the underdogs: those defeated by the conquest were not freed by the War of Independence, nor redeemed by the revolution, nor were they included in development and technology, those who have not achieved any other place in the recently inaugurated, vacillating democracy, and whose desolation these photographs do not attempt to hide. Despite the critical awareness that leads the photographer to insist on a certain sense of humor, the constant is a skeptical, if not stoically...

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