Un edén para Colombia al otro lado de la civilización

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Matar a la madre patria cuenta la historia de la construcción de las repúblicas latinoamericanas desde un punto de vista muy particular: el antiespañolismo, una perspectiva conocida, pero que hasta este libro no se había tratado de manera completa. El escenario de este homicidio no es el campo físico de la batalla, sino las mentes de los pensadores y políticos más importantes del siglo XIX latinoamericano: Alberdi, Bello, Bolívar, Echeverría, Lastarria, Miranda o Sarmiento. En esta obra no se narra una revuelta voluntariamente gatopardesca, sino una revolución total que busca borrar ...

En la primavera de 1968, Miguel Delibes viajó a Checoslovaquia (actualmente, República Checa y Eslovaquia). Este viaje de Delibes tuvo lugar precisamente en una época de plena evolución política, en un momento en que el país procedía a liquidar el viejo régimen dictatorial para dar paso a nuevas formas de socialismo democrático; todo ello ante los recelos de los países del Pacto de Varsovia, que llegaron a intervenir con las armas para impedir la implantación del nuevo modelo socialista. En esta obra, Miguel Delibes describe el proceso de esta tentativa y resume sus impresiones...

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