Diary of a Guerrilla

The essays in this volume evaluate progress made in the implementation of the peace agreements in Guatemala and signal some of the key challenges for future political and institutional reform.

In this book 16 specialists in different fields of Cuban studies give intelligent answers to the outcomes of the Castro government during these past 50 years. It is the history of the Cuban Revolution in the areas of: politics, economics, religion, society, art, Bay of Pigs, international relations, labor relations, law, architecture, electrical energy and telecommunications, medicine and education. Authors included are: Eren Cordova, Jose Manuel Hernandez, Jorge A. Sanguinetty, Jorge F. Perez Lopez, Pablo F. Carreno, Manuel Cereijo, Alberto Sanchez Bustamante, Juan Clark, Virgilio Beato,...

Entre los viajeros europeos que, en el siglo XIX, dejaron más variado y extenso testimonio sobre el Perú, figura Charles Wiener. Visitó el país entre 1875 y 1877, enviado por el Gobierno de Francia para efectuar estudios arqueológicos y etnográficos, misión que llevó a cabo desplegando una vitalidad y tenacidad a toda prueba, y poniendo en evidencia un gran afán investigador, aunque a veces también fantasía. Después de conocer Lima se dirigió hacia Paramonga, Virú y otros sitios, y efectuó observaciones en Chanchán. Siguió a Cajamarca, y examinó las ruinas de Viracochapampa...

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