Relacion Documentada del Origen Y Progresos del Trastorno de Las Provincias de Venezuela, Etc.

'Pax hispánica' es el segundo volumen escrito por Eduardo Ruiz de Burgos Moreno de la serie «Atlas de batallas del Imperio español», donde nos describe las 119 acciones que los ejércitos hispánicos ejecutaron entre 1609 y 1618, año del comienzo de la llamada Guerra de los 30 Años. Son los segundos diez años del reinado de Felipe III, heredero de unos dominios extensísimos que aún acrecieron más en su tiempo. Aunque en este decenio se continuó con la política pacifista global, al mismo tiempo, se soportaron conflictos regionales con las potencias europeas o asiáticas rivales o...

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Síntesis de la historia de los afrodescendientes en el conjunto de América Latina, desde México y el Caribe hasta Argentina, y desde el paso de la esclavitud a la libertad hasta la actualidad.

The third edition of this respected text has been thoroughly updated to reflect post–Cold War developments that have had a dramatic impact on virtually every aspect of Latin America's international relations. East-West conflict, which was played out especially in Central America and the Caribbean, is no longer relevant. At the same time, Latin American states have undergone political and economic transformations. Consequently, other issues—such as trade and investment, democracy and human rights, immigrants and refugees, drug trafficking, and the physical environment—have risen in...