Documentos de la Revolución Cubana 1968

Proves that some people will stop at nothing--even murder--to achieve and maintain power, detailing the violent end to 17 famous/infamous Latinos, including presidents.

Toda la historia del escenario mayor de la Argentina por donde pasaron las mayores figuras argentinas y del exterior: allí se veló a Gardel, pelearon los grandes boxeadores y se conocieron Perón y Evita.

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The abolition of judicial torture—alongside the eradication of both slavery and capital punishment—was one of the most consequential issues debated in eighteenth-century continental Europe. A revealing component of this controversial debate was presented in the unpublished "Discurso sobre la injusticia del apremio judicial," written by the attorney Pedro Garcia del Canuelo. Seeking support for its publication, he forwarded the manuscript to Prime Minister Manuel Godoy in 1795. The savvy Spanish politician, however, not only rejected the text but also warned its author against further...