El Provencio, más pan y menos misa

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Novedosa reconstrucción histórica de los once reyes de Tenochtitlan y, especialmente de los dos Moctezumas y de sus madres y esposas. A partir de la ruina anterior del reino tolteca y del viaje de Topiltzin Quetzalcóatl a Chichén-Itzá, la destacada antropóloga estadunidense desarrolla la tesis de la conciencia cíclica de los aztecas como teoría que explicaba sus grandes cataclismos y el presagio de nuevas eras.

Joan Maria Thomàs (Palma de Mallorca, 1953) es profesor titular de Historia Contemporánea en la Universidad Rovira i Virgili y ha impartido cursos y conferencias en diversas universidades en todo el mundo. Especializado en el estudio del fascismo español y del Régimen de Franco, su obra incluye títulos como Falange, Guerra Civil, Franquisme (1992), Premio Ciudad de Barcelona y de la Crítica Serra d'Or, José María Fontana Tarrats (1997), Lo que fue la Falange (1999) o La Falange de Franco (2001), y es coautor de diez obras, la última de ellas Ramón Serrano Suñer (2003). Ha...

Who has not heard of Cuba? Its beaches, music, food, the beautiful women... and even Fidel Castro? But how many of you know about the misery and repression in which the people of Cuba live? How far does the violation of the civil rights of the people of Cuba go? It's hard to put so many bad things together in a small book. I'll show you some of the most relevant and the simplest things you never think about because you always had it when you need it and when you want it.