La OIT en América del Sur

Chido, el fugitivo es una novela picaresca que presenta la vida del pueblo coreano entre las décadas del 50 y del 70 del siglo XX, época que coincide con la pobreza de la posguerra y el inicio de una acelerada industrialización que subvierte los valores tradicionales de la sociedad coreana. Su protagonista, Chido, de paternidad incierta, crece junto a su madre, que regenta una modesta casa de comidas y de vida un tanto licenciosa. Desde pequeño, Chido, quiebra los estrictos valores morales para sobrevivir en un mundo de injusticias, a medida que crece se burla de sus mayores, sobrevive a...

Elio C. Aponte, nacido en Caracas. Cum Laude, Ingeniero Aeroespacial, Universidad de Míchigan, 1984. Presidente y Fundador de ORVEX - Organización de Venezolanos en el Exilio (abril, 2005), en Miami. Ha escuchado, transcrito y traducido al inglés testimonios de persecución de más de quinientos venezolanos en diez años. Ha promovido la protección migratoria de los venezolanos exiliados así como la lucha noviolenta en su país. Testigo experto sobre Venezuela en Tribunales de Inmigración de Estados Unidos, ayudando a detener la deportación de sus compatriotas. Creador de las páginas...

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