Libros de Gabriel Levinas (2 libros)

States that the files of the judicial process concerning the AMIA bombing (July 1994) show falsified testimonies, omissions, irregularities, and misleading hypotheses. Suggests that the investigations of the court, led by judge Juan José Galeano, were misconstrued in order to protect high government officials. Accuses Jewish community leaders, especially Rubén Beraja (at that time president of the DAIA), of endorsing Galeano's methods and findings so as not to offend Menem's government.

Tras años de paciente investigación, con testimonios inéditos, documentos polémicos, y una narración que atraviesa cinco décadas de militancia, periodismo y política, Gabriel Levinas y su equipo ofrecen una radiografía inesperada de Horacio Verbitsky, el periodista más influyente de la Argentina.