Mexico mutilado

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El general Antonio López de Santa Anna, varias veces presidente de México, es el principal personaje de esta novela, que trata sobre el periodo histórico (1846-1848) en que México vio reducida a la mitad su extensión territorial por la presión expansionista de Estados Unidos, por la ambición y traiciones de quienes detentaban el poder, y porque para entonces ya se perfilaba en el horizonte con mayor nitidez que la historia de la nación no podía dejar de ser la de las grandes traiciones y el deshonor de unos ...
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Overview

El general Antonio López de Santa Anna, varias veces presidente de México, es el principal personaje de esta novela, que trata sobre el periodo histórico (1846-1848) en que México vio reducida a la mitad su extensión territorial por la presión expansionista de Estados Unidos, por la ambición y traiciones de quienes detentaban el poder, y porque para entonces ya se perfilaba en el horizonte con mayor nitidez que la historia de la nación no podía dejar de ser la de las grandes traiciones y el deshonor de unos cuantos con poder para que todos sufrieran las consecuencias.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9789707707672
  • Publisher: Santillana USA Publishing Company
  • Publication date: 3/1/2007
  • Language: Spanish
  • Series: Narrativa (Punto de Lectura) Series
  • Edition description: Spanish-language Edition
  • Pages: 720
  • Sales rank: 1,312,480
  • Product dimensions: 6.60 (w) x 7.64 (h) x 1.69 (d)

Meet the Author

Nació en México, D.F., 1946. Es autor entre otros libros, de México negro (1986), novela histórica donde aborda el origen del financiamiento de la revolución mexicana; La disculpa (1993), una explicación respecto a la mayoría de nuestros problemas nacionales; Las grandes traiciones de México (2001), un conjunto de breves relatos históricos en los que se destaca la presencia de la traición en México; México secreto (2002): ¿por qué México fue el detonador de la Primera Guerra Mundial? En su labor de periodista, Martín Moreno ha publicado más de 1,500 columnas en periódicos y revistas, tanto nacionales como internacionales. En la actualidad goza de una gran reputación como novelista, historiador y columnista político.
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    Posted December 13, 2007

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    Libro que desenmascara a Polk y Santa Anna

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