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El padre de Lele tiene un problema: Es incapaz de transmitir sus sentimientos a sus dos hijas, Lele y Cotsch, y a su mujer, que vive angustiada la conflictiva adolescencia de ambas y las relaciones con su marido, viéndose todos ellos desbordados por situaciones que Lele va describiendo con acidez y ternura. Ella misma, anoréxica, se siente desamparada y busca la protección y el amor de Arthur, el chico vecino que ha perdido a sus padres y del que Lele piensa que “vende su cuerpo”. Una noche, desaparece Cotsch, que se las da de ninfómana, siendo como es virgen, y Lele y Arthur salen en ...

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«¿Quiénes mandan de verdad en España?» es la pregunta a la que el reputado periodista Carlos Elordi pretende dar respuesta con claridad meridiana en este libro.Las elecciones celebradas cada cuatro años en España solo dan el pistoletazo de salida para...

Anthological edition with 10 texts produced from the 1970's to present by noted artist, academic, and critic Luis Camnitzer. The critical essays are centered in art although examined from different perspectives. The author reflects, criticizes and deconstructs the way we understand the artistic system, its power nets and the incidence of the commercial market. "Camnitzer shares with us the condition of looking to a dominant cultural knot, that is, it is inserted in our own same measure in what is known as the 'Colonial relationship'"--P.6.