Diario histórico de la rebelion y guerra de los pueblos Guaranis (La costa oriental del Rio Uruguay)

Malgré l'importance des ouvrages consacrés au corporatisme au sein du monde occidental, la question d'une spécificité qui serait inhérente à des aires culturelles déterminées a été dans l'ensemble peu abordée. C'est précisément pour mieux comprendre quelle avait été la contribution de l'aire dite latine aux expériences corporatistes que s'est tenu à Paris à l'Ecole Normale Supérieure du 16 au 18 novembre 2006 un colloque international qui a conjugué les efforts de quatre pays européens (Espagne, France, Italie, Portugal) et deux pays sud-américains (Argentine, Brésil)....

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A polemic work due to its hefty critic to public figures and to those who see the electoral reformations -which this book demystifies-, as a historical achievement. The transition to democracy requires not only the dismantlement of the old regime, but also the design of the new normative and institutional arrangement that preserves the plural and multiple spirit of the nation. The task is immense, but our generation cannot avoid it: citizens must not stay apart. The mixture of fill and hope has to be translated into critic, proposal, and active participation. The essays that I have gathered...

New contacts between Spain and Jewish communities, especially Sephardic, were established during the Moroccan campaign (1859-60) and through diplomatic activity in the Ottoman Empire and Russia at the time of the pogroms (1881-82), starting a public debate on the possibility of a return of the Jews to Spain. The Sagasta government and the liberals wanted to capitalize on the Jewish issue in order to forge an image of openness and Europeanism, and to attract Jewish capital. The conservative opposition, while recognizing the Jewish contribution to Spanish culture and condemning antisemitism,...