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Eduardo Matos Moctezuma congrega aquí las voces de Hernán Cortés, fray Bernardino de Sahagún y Bernal Díaz del Castillo, para relatarnos la conquista espiritual de Tenochtitlan, no sin contemplar el aspecto de imposición y resistencia de conquistadores y conquistados.

"Se aborda una serie de aspectos que fueron calando en él, su asma, su tesón, su rebeldía, su formación socialista, su amistad con Fidel, los grandes momentos de la Revolución Cubana, su guerrilla en el Congo, y el sueño de revolucionar el mundo para cambiarlo. Asimismo, se apuntan otros aspectos tan misteriosos y desconocidos como la incertidumbre de su nacimiento, las cartas que escribía a sus padres, parientes y amigos, las traiciones que sufrió de la gente en quien más confiaba y que le significaron la muerte."(Web Over drive) La apasionante y turbulenta historia de Ernesto Che...

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The book When we were Arabs is a declaration of principles. The complexity of our history requires postmodern approaches to recognize the liquid borders of realities such as Europe and Islam, especially if it is written from a European land where there was a time when we were Arabs.