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Barack Obama en
sus propias palabras
Lisa Rogak
Since
delivering his keynote speech at the 2004 Democratic National
Convention, Barack Obama has been hailed as the clear savior of not
only the Democratic party, but of the integrity of American politics.
Despite the fact that he burst onto the national scene seemingly
overnight, his name recognition has grown by leaps and bounds ever
since.
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La cabeza de
Villa
Pedro Salmerón
Pancho Villa's grave
has been desecrated; his head has disappeared. General Lorenzo
Ávila, a faithful member of the Dorados (Villa's "army"),
decides to exact vengeance for the act. His investigations leads to
unsuspected destinations: a North wracked between resentment and
resignation, an unknown South that flirts with Communism, and a Center
that slowly realigns itself in the name of Christ. In this topsy-turvy
journey will appear the enigmatic María Eugenia, who, in
parallel fashion, recounts her eventful life in the context of Mexico's
turbulent history.
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This is the second novel to feature the
charismatic police inspector Miquel Mascarell, who returns to 1940's
Barcelona after more than eight years of prison and is thrust into a
fascinating case which only he can solve. Miquel Mascarell, the last
policeman of Republican-era Barcelona, is set free after receiving a
pardon and reprieve from the death penalty, after serving time as a
prison laborer in the Valley of the Fallen.
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La
noche
Víctor
Vázquez
Vicente
Carrizo is a sensationalist reporter working on a weekly newspaper
called The Night, which recounts the lurid stories of Oaxaca. The
reporter is called to cover the death of a renowned historian and to
take pictures of the corpse, when he realizes a note in his hand that
will engage in the state's largest theft of religious art. Now that his
life is in danger hell try to obtain the report that will make him
succeed in the field of journalism and expose the thieves who have
settled in Oaxaca.
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