Quito Y La Independencia de America

Fernando del Paso tells his work experience as a translator, radio announcer and producer of radio shows of the Latin-American service of the BBC before and after the conflict between the United Kingdom and Argentina for the Falkland Islands. It reflexs upon the posture taken from both countries in front of the international community for the rightful sovereignty of the islands and the censorship measures about the subject in the media.

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Hardcover edition comprising the books "Crónicas de Pichilemu" ("Chronicles of Pichilemu") and "Camino al progreso" ("On the road to progress").

En las Cartas de relación, Hernán Cortés informaba al emperador Carlos V sobre los descubrimientos en el nuevo continente y los grandes sucesos de la Conquista. Extraído de dichas epístolas, en el relato La gran Tenochtitlan, Cortés describe sus primeras impresiones respecto al encuentro con una de las más destacadas civilizaciones indígenas: la ciudad de Tenochtitlan, el transcurrir de la vida en una ciudad lacustre, la hermosa arquitectura de sus templos y la enorme riqueza natural de los alrededores. El doctor Ernesto de la Torre Villar subraya las virtudes de esta misiva escrita...