La revolución agrícola

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Quizás la historia no sea inevitable, pero es irreversible. Pinochet le propuso a Aylwin que fuese el Abraham Lincoln de Chile, capaz de emprender la reconciliación, suprimir sus instrumentos de opresión y contener los deseos de venganza del bando victorioso. Este libro es producto de una investigación periodística de la Universidad Adolfo Ibañez, donde a través de interesantes entrevistas, sitúa a Patricio Aylwin en un lugar privilegiado en la historia reciente de nuestro país. “Categóricamente le digo que era contrario a todo golpe. Era partidario de una solución constitucional ...

El doctor Ramón Puente vivió intensamente las principales campañas militares del México revolucionario. Con estos antecedentes el autor describe aquí los avatares que debió recorrer para acercarse a la vida y hechos de los personajes revolucionarios y, en particular, a los de Plutarco Elías Calles, el hombre que, en su opinión, más odios engendró, mayor número de discordias promovió y más denuestos se ganó.