Cuando México perdió la esperanza / When Mexico Lost Hope (Spanish Edition)
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Product Details
Author:
Francisco Martin Moreno
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
124
Publisher:
PRH Grupo Editorial (February 23, 2021)
Language:
Spanish
ISBN-13:
9786073198325
ISBN-10:
6073198329
Weight:
7.2oz
Dimensions:
6.2" x 9.44" x 0.55"
Case Pack:
50
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RandomHouse
List Price:
$14.95
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Publisher Identifier:
P-RH
Discount Code:
A
QuickShip:
Yes
Audience:
General/trade
Country of Origin:
Mexico
Pub Discount:
65
Imprint:
Alfaguara
Overview
«No, ni muerto, no renunciaría jamás, pensó mientras veía a través de la ventana cómo ondeaba la inmensa bandera tricolor en el corazón mismo de la República»
Han pasado 17 meses desde la toma de posesión de Antonio M. Lugo Olea, AMLO, como presidente de todos los mexicanos. 17 meses en los que la desesperanza y la decepción han nublado su gobierno. Sus detractores son cada vez más y el parece haber perdido por completo el control del país. Para empeorar su situación, Trump ha decidido que la hora de un encuentro, frente a frente, en la Casa Blanca, ha llegado. Mariano Everhard, su secretario de Relaciones Exteriores, le deja muy claro que no hay negativa, posible.
Con la presión y las amenazas directas de Estados Unidos, en medio de un país sumido en la incertidumbre, con miles de muertos a causa de la pandemia, con millones de empleos perdidos, con decenas de proyectos descartados por su ignorancia, AMLO se da cuenta de que no tiene muchos caminos por delante. Quizá solo uno es posible. ¿Lo tomará?
Cuando México perdió la esperanza es la continuación del ejercicio narrativo propuesto por Francisco Martín Moreno en Ladrón de esperanzas. Es la ficción política urgente para los tiempos que corren y en la que cualquier parecido con al realidad no es, para nada, casualidad.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
No, not even dead, would I never resign,” he thought as he saw through the window how the immense tricolor flag was waving in the very heart of the Republic
17 months have passed since the inauguration of Antonio M. Lugo Olea, AMLO, as president of all Mexicans. 17 months in which hopelessness and disappointment have clouded his government.
His detractors are growing and he seems to have completely lost control of the country. To make matters worse, Trump has decided that the time for a face-to-face meeting at the White House has come. Mariano Everhard, his foreign secretary, makes it very clear, that there is no negative possible.
With pressure and direct threats from the United States, in the midst of a country mired in uncertainty, with thousands of deaths due to the pandemic, with millions of jobs lost, with dozens of projects discarded due to their ignorance, AMLO realizes that he does not have many roads ahead. Maybe only one is possible. Will he take it?
When Mexico Lost Hope is the continuation of the narrative exercise proposed by Francisco Martín Moreno in Ladrón de Espezas. It is the urgent political fiction for the times and in which any resemblance to reality is not, at all, a coincidence
Han pasado 17 meses desde la toma de posesión de Antonio M. Lugo Olea, AMLO, como presidente de todos los mexicanos. 17 meses en los que la desesperanza y la decepción han nublado su gobierno. Sus detractores son cada vez más y el parece haber perdido por completo el control del país. Para empeorar su situación, Trump ha decidido que la hora de un encuentro, frente a frente, en la Casa Blanca, ha llegado. Mariano Everhard, su secretario de Relaciones Exteriores, le deja muy claro que no hay negativa, posible.
Con la presión y las amenazas directas de Estados Unidos, en medio de un país sumido en la incertidumbre, con miles de muertos a causa de la pandemia, con millones de empleos perdidos, con decenas de proyectos descartados por su ignorancia, AMLO se da cuenta de que no tiene muchos caminos por delante. Quizá solo uno es posible. ¿Lo tomará?
Cuando México perdió la esperanza es la continuación del ejercicio narrativo propuesto por Francisco Martín Moreno en Ladrón de esperanzas. Es la ficción política urgente para los tiempos que corren y en la que cualquier parecido con al realidad no es, para nada, casualidad.
ENGLISH DESCRIPTION
No, not even dead, would I never resign,” he thought as he saw through the window how the immense tricolor flag was waving in the very heart of the Republic
17 months have passed since the inauguration of Antonio M. Lugo Olea, AMLO, as president of all Mexicans. 17 months in which hopelessness and disappointment have clouded his government.
His detractors are growing and he seems to have completely lost control of the country. To make matters worse, Trump has decided that the time for a face-to-face meeting at the White House has come. Mariano Everhard, his foreign secretary, makes it very clear, that there is no negative possible.
With pressure and direct threats from the United States, in the midst of a country mired in uncertainty, with thousands of deaths due to the pandemic, with millions of jobs lost, with dozens of projects discarded due to their ignorance, AMLO realizes that he does not have many roads ahead. Maybe only one is possible. Will he take it?
When Mexico Lost Hope is the continuation of the narrative exercise proposed by Francisco Martín Moreno in Ladrón de Espezas. It is the urgent political fiction for the times and in which any resemblance to reality is not, at all, a coincidence
