Poder Judicial y conflictos políticos. Tomo II. (Chile: 1958-1973)

El investigador reunió a un grupo de especialistas para estudiar la naturaleza del presidencialismo en México y comparar las políticas de quienes gobernaron el país a lo largo de los siglos XIX y XX, con hincapié en su relación con el Poder Legislativo. Este segundo tomo está dedicado a quienes gobernaron México en el siglo XX y toca a personajes tan contradictorios como fascinantes: Álvaro Obregón, Plutarco Elías Calles, Lázaro Cárdenas, Miguel Alemán, Adolfo Ruiz Cortines, Gustavo Díaz Ordaz y aun Carlos Salinas de Gortari. Al estudiarlos es ineludible analizar a la nación...

Bernal Díaz construye su discurso con un lenguaje cargado de metáforas, alusiones a otros textos históricos y literarios, refranes populares y ecos o acciones rítmicas que, entre líneas, comunican mensajes trascendentales. Su diálogo constante con sus lectores logra también un efecto novelístico:nos hace trabajar con la crónica, cuestionarla, construirla al leerla, para luego releerla en busca de pistas que ayuden a su comprensión. Osvaldo Estrada analiza esta cualidad de la obra del soldado cronista y describe los ecos de la misma en la literatura mexicana contemporánea.

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