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La Interminable Conquista de México / The Endless Conquest of Mexico

by Rius
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Overview

Creador de Los Agachados, Mis Supermachos y m s de un centenar de libros publicados, Rius, el gran monero mexicano, ocup un lugar clave en la historia de la cultura popular.

La interminable conquista de M xico es el ir nico resumen de la triste historia de M xico: recuento de las humillaciones, hurtos y saqueos sufridos por un pa s que tuvo la desgracia de padecer durante siglos varias intervenciones extranjeras, desde la Conquista hasta la implementaci n, actualmente, de las injustas pol ticas impuestas por el mercado mundial.

Este libro, pensado originalmente como ayuda propagand stica para el PMT del ingeniero Heberto Castillo, result ser un excelente compendio cr tico de nuestras hist ricas relaciones internacionales.

La moraleja no pod a ser m s funesta: "La conquista de M xico es interminable y todav a no se acaba".

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Creator of Los Agachados, Mis Supermachos, and over a hundred published books, Rius, the great Mexican cartoonist, held a key place in the history of popular culture.

The Endless Conquest of Mexico
is the ironic summary of Mexico's sad history: an account of the humiliations, thefts, and looting suffered by a country that had the misfortune of enduring centuries of various foreign interventions, from the Conquest to the current implementation of unjust policies imposed by the global market.

This book, originally conceived as propaganda for engineer Heberto Castillo's PMT, turned out to be an excellent critical compendium of our historical international relations.

The moral of the story could not be more grim: "The conquest of Mexico is endless and is not yet over."

Details

  • ISBN-13: 9786073872911
  • ISBN-10: 6073872917
  • Publisher: Debolsillo
  • Publish Date: September 2026
  • Shipping Weight: 0.81 pounds
  • Page Count: 152

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