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Federico en su
balcón
Carlos Fuentes
The
light of dawn is breaking over the impressive balconies of the Hotel
Metropol as two legends, Friedrich Nietzsche and Leonardo Loredan,
exchange thoughts on power, love, justice, and loyalty. The year could
be 2014 or 2016, and the country suffers the ravages of the revolution
that has overturned a “perfect dictatorship.”
Leonardo and Friedrich watch the mob pass by, mindful of the endless
spiral of violence it represents and thinking that, perhaps, the horror
will never end.
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Jesús
de Nazaret
J.J. Benítez
Forbidden,
criticized, applauded. Clearly, the Spanish journalist and writer Juan
Jose Benitez is not a regular individual. In his years working as a
researcher, each of the issues he addresses is supported by a long and
detailed collection of researched data, and in that style, he is used
to almost overwhelms the reader in his works on UFO sighting.
Meticulously similar, the image of Jesus presented in the first of his
books Trojan Horse was not lost and it was very convincing to a group
of readers who did believe in the new image that was presented, and
that led to the bestseller lists all over the world with four million
copies sold.
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Now Markaris unravels the causes of the
crisis in Greece and the European Union project risk to collapse. The
precarious life of citizens, punished by actions designed in Brussels
and Berlin, Markaris alerts us that more than money is at stake, and
only turning back to the roots of humanism, we can get through this
"dark time".
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Un
bulto en la mama
Teresa
Ferreiro
One
out of every eight women will get breast cancer at some point in her
life. The following is a basic guide that may help deal with this
illness in a natural, practical and active way. In this book, Teresa
Ferreiro helps women to be well-informed, and have peace of mind so
that, even in the midst of their breast cancer treatment, they can
decide by themselves.
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