Corrie Ten Boom

Doña Isabel, infanta de Aragón, proporciona un paradigma de "reina santa" que debe vivir y ejercer su poder en un contexto de profundo catolicismo, pero marcado por complejos problemas morales y por las no siempre fáciles relaciones entre el Papado y los reinos cristianos.

In 1507, cartographer Martin Waldseemller published a map of the world, he called Amrica a new continent, discovered earlier by America Vespucio and in honor of his name. The name made fortune and years later he extended to the northern hemisphere, although, does not belong to Vespucio and Waldsemller himself thought he was wrong picking up the name.

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Ocultas e impecables recupera el legado y los avatares de aquellas Sinsombrero (las intelectuales y artistas de la Generación del 27) que por diversas razones tuvieron que acomodarse al papel que les deparaba el franquismo. Mientras sufrían el terrible exilio interior, desde un ostracismo casi absoluto, fueron capaces de asumir una labor que ha sido fundamental en la historia social, política y cultural de nuestro país. Un país que nunca las reivindicó. Estas mujeres beligerantes, curtidas, brillantes cada una en su disciplina, se adaptaron a las circunstancias para lograr ser quienes...