El arte de gobernar

El profesor Antonio Fernández analiza el proceso revolucionario ruso desde sus prolegómenos -revolución de 1905- hasta la muerte de su principal protagonista, Lenin, en 1924 Lenin, Trostski, Stalin... prestan su voz para acercarnos al que ha sido llamado el mayor acontecimiento del siglo XX: la transformación de una autocracia coronada en una república federal de signo socialista.

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La construcción de grandes presas ha desarraigado a millones de personas en el mundo rural. En España no hay datos oficiales, pero se estima que han desaparecido bajo el agua cientos de pueblos e innumerables huertas habitadas, hoy olvidadas. Detendrán mi río evoca, con aire de fábula y rigor de reportaje antropológico, el mundo desaparecido de Cauvaca, una huerta aragonesa que estuvo llena de vida hasta que la inundó el embalse de Mequinenza. Es la historia de Mercedes, una niña que puede predecir la lluvia con su cinturón de serpiente y que hoy recuerda con nostalgia el escenario...

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