Alfonso X y su época

¡Viva México! ¡Vivan los héroes que nos dieron patria! Muchos nos preguntamos ¿A qué México se refiere el presidente? ¿A qué héroes? ¿Hidalgo, Morelos? populistas disparadores de debacles. Iturbide ¿dónde está? Juárez con su soberbia y arrogancia, vende patria en aras de una dictadura con todo y su mesianismo ¿fue realmente un héroe? Maximiliano, Conchita Lombardo, Miramón y Mejía ¿traidores? ¿Y qué de Don Porfirio? "Revolución Mexicana" ¡falacia! Villa, Zapata, asesinos tan desalmados como un Victoriano Huerta. Obregón, Calles, cínicos y corruptos. Y más, más La...

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Hay mucho del pasado que late en la actualidad aparentemente más inédita. Ese pasado, sin determinarlo, condiciona en gran medida las situaciones del presente, como precisa el maestro y fundador de las relaciones internacionales en España, Antonio Truyol y Serra. Cualquier estudio de la realidad internacional que aspire a un mínimo de reflexividad, crítica, innovación y profundidad, debe recurrir, desde sus propias determinaciones epistémicas y metodológicas, a la historia, reflejo del trasfondo de lo que Raymond Aron llamó “orden del devenir”.

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